Excel (visio?) Question

krisd

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Hello

Ive written some vba that transverses a directory structure and finds all links within Excel files. It then stores this in a spreadsheet ie:

Code:
ColumnA   ColumnB
Sheet1   Sheet2
Sheet1   Sheet3
Sheet2   Sheet1
Sheet2   Sheet3
Sheet3   Sheet1
Sheet3   Sheet2
Sheet4   Sheet5

Column A is the spreadsheet containing a link , column b is the linked spreadsheets name

The code works fine, the next step is I want a visual representation of this so its easy (er) to see the links between each sheet.

I thought of Visio and its organigram wizard but it obviously doesnt like a subordinate linking back to a master

Does anyone have any ideas on how to display this data graphically?

Thanks!
 

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