Worf

Organization Chart with VBA – Part 4

Worf

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Organization Chart with VBA – Part 4 - This version offers a user interface for fine tuning

A request came up to accommodate wide boxes. Since it would be complicated to modify the core algorithm, I opted to prepare an interface where the user will be able to adjust the chart to their liking.

You will be presented with a basic chart without connectors; bring up the user form and arrange the boxes using the available options. When everything is ready, add the connectors.

Here is a more detailed description:

  • Run the main routine to create the chart
  • Run the user form...

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This is some crazy development that you have done. Much thanks for your help, Wolf.
Sorry to bother you but I have one question. Do you think translating this into an ExcelScript would be feasible?
 
Hello

One of the VBA features I used was the ability to add Smart Art. Excel scripts do not seem to currently do it, so at this time it is not possible to translate.
 
Is there a way to make this work for org-charts where you have entities that are "owned" by multiple entitites? I haven't seen it discussed anywhere (but can very well have missed something).

For example, if I want to make the org-chart in the submitted picture, the code seems to run into errors, presumably because of B1 being owned by multiple entities and E1 being owned by multiple entities.


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I'm fairly new to all of this so I'm sorry if I missed including some important info.
 
Hi

I am currently busy with another project but in a few weeks, I plan to analyse this case.
 
Awesome! I really love the work you've done so far, it's really cool what you've created
 
Is there a way to make this work for org-charts where you have entities that are "owned" by multiple entitites? I haven't seen it discussed anywhere (but can very well have missed something).

For example, if I want to make the org-chart in the submitted picture, the code seems to run into errors, presumably because of B1 being owned by multiple entities and E1 being owned by multiple entities.


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I'm fairly new to all of this so I'm sorry if I missed including some important info.
I posted a solution: Organization Chart with VBA – Part 5
 

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