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helli
How can I create a table of contents which collects all the pages and adds
the page number behind it (a standard TOC)?
the page number behind it (a standard TOC)?
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Al Edlund
there is example code on John Marshall' site (www.mvps.org/visio)
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helli
Thanks for that, but I have not done any programming with Visio. Where should
I put the code in?
I put the code in?
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Al Edlund
tools => macros => vba editor => this document, paste in the code and save
the document
open tools => macros => call the routine
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the document
open tools => macros => call the routine
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Al Edlund
kinda yes, but you have to figure out whether it is worth the work. There is
an add-in shape called "legend" that is used to keep track of shapes on a
page which does a similar functionality (i.e. is aware of document changes
and updates as appropriate). This goes beyond a simple TOC written in VBA to
something more involved. I usually just delete the toc page and recall the
macro just like I do in Word.
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an add-in shape called "legend" that is used to keep track of shapes on a
page which does a similar functionality (i.e. is aware of document changes
and updates as appropriate). This goes beyond a simple TOC written in VBA to
something more involved. I usually just delete the toc page and recall the
macro just like I do in Word.
al
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Inez
I'd like to create a TOC also but I don't know what all the past posts mean.
Can anyone give step by step instructions?
Can anyone give step by step instructions?
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Al Edlund
check John Marshall's site (visio.mvps.org), he has a couple of vba examples
on creating them.
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on creating them.
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David Parker
....and my book has an enhanced version....
Al Edlund said:check John Marshall's site (visio.mvps.org), he has a couple of vba
examples on creating them.
al