Updated: 9/27/2017 Hello Insiders, We've got a cool feature update for you, now enhance your Data Visualizer diagram by adding data graphics! Visualize the key metrics in your process map Excel data using Visio data graphics. For example, notice how an analyst can overlay the process step cost and owner information on the diagram using data graphics as follows. Note: To use the Apply Data Graphics to Data Visualizer diagram feature in Visio Pro for Office 365, you must be an Office Insider. ------------- ------------- ------------- ------------- ------------- ------------- ------------- ------------- ------------- ------------- -- Updated: 5/22/2017 We've got some great feature updates for you! The following new Data Visualizer feature enhancements are available in app version 16.0.8067.2115 (or above): • Create your Visio process diagram automatically from an Excel file stored in SharePoint document library! Now work collaboratively on your process map in Excel and import it in Visio to automatically create the diagram • Now you can create your process diagram automatically with stencils of your choice. Thank you for all your feedback, it really helps us in improving the feature. We invite you to try it out once again and let us know if there are any other improvements we should make. ------------- ------------- ------------- ------------- ------------- ------------- ------------- ------------- ------------- ------------- -- Hello, I am Shashank Gandhi, and I work as a Program Manager for team Visio at Microsoft. Back in October 2016, we released an. We created this feature for those of you who would like to present your process map requirements captured in Excel in a structured format, and automatically convert those to diagrams. This helps with: • Generating standardized data driven diagrams • Creating diagrams quickly by converting Excel data to Visio diagrams We’ve received some fantastic feedback on the Data Visualizer feature (referred to as Visio smart diagrams earlier) from Insiders. Your insights have been invaluable for us as we continue to make improvements on this feature. As our valued Insider, we are pleased to share with you a first look at the improvements we’ve made since we announced this feature last fall. You can get a quick overview by watching this video. What's improved since the last Insider preview? Enter your process steps in the Excel and save the file. The Excel file has help content and snapshots of sample data to get you started. Go back to the Data Visualizer Visio template preview and click Create. The diagram creation wizard gets launched automatically. In the Create a Diagram from Data wizard, click Browse, and navigate to the Excel file you just created for the process steps. All diagram mappings will get pre-populated. Click Next to customize or Finish to create the dia gram. B) Refresh your diagram • Add new data rows or modify existing ones in the source Excel file and save your Excel file • Select the diagram container in Visio and click Refresh (in the Data Tab ‘Create from Data’ section) to update the diagram Note: • Any customizations you make to the existing shapes in the diagram will be preserved on Refresh • Example: Shape formatting changes, adding comments to shapes etc. Will not be preserved post refresh • However, any new shapes added to the diagram on canvas will be lost after refresh. To add new shapes/ modify Swimlane or Phase/ modify connections, please update the data and then click on Refresh c) Export as a Template Package Once your diagram is created, share it as a template package with others in your organization. The template package enables users to share the diagram and associated data file together with the diagram mappings preserved in the template itself! Different diagram templates in Visio 2007. Data Flow Diagram, etc. Visio Quick Reference, Microsoft Visio 2007 Cheat Sheet. Jun 20, 2017 Insiders: Data Visualizer for process diagrams in. And I work as a Program Manager for team Visio at Microsoft. Out- of-box Visio and Excel data templates. Create mappings once and re-use them across your organization • Once you have created your diagram, select the diagram container, and click on Export (in the Data Tab ‘Create from Data’ section) 2. Save the template package using the save dialog 3. You can find the template package (.VTPX) in the saved location, share it with another user or install the package in your own machine by double clicking on the file. Double clicking on the.VTPX file places the Visio template in the Personal Tab for templates, in Visio backstage 5. Single click on the template thumbnail to open the template preview, you will find the link to the associated Excel file in the preview 6. Open the Visio template and point it to the Excel file associated with the template. You will find all diagram mappings pre-populated in the wizard! Send us your feedback Did you hit any rough spots, have suggestions for improvement, or looking for more ways to automatically create any other diagram types? We’d love to hear from you! You can leave a comment on this post or send us an email at Have any other feature ask for automatic creation of diagrams from data? Post your suggestions/ ideas. Shashank Gandhi and team Resources. Hi Shashank, I've spent almost a day with my IT helpdesk to get the correct version so I can get the template for the Cross Functional Data Vizualizer. We finally got the version installed (June 1, 2017, Version 1704 (Build 8067.2157)); however, the link to 'excel data template' still doesn't show when I go to create a new file. Also, my attempt to try to upload data that I've created in excel doesn't work; when I go through Data>Custom import wizard, nothing appears on the page. Is there someone I can call for live help asap? If I can't get the link it would be great if someone could guide me through how to set up my data. (I've already gone through the short guides I've found online.) Thanks, T. Generally, a download manager enables downloading of large files or multiples files in one session. Many web browsers, such as Internet Explorer 9, include a download manager. Stand-alone download managers also are available, including the Microsoft Download Manager. If you do not have a download manager installed, and still want to download the file(s) you've chosen, please note: • You may not be able to download multiple files at the same time. In this case, you will have to download the files individually. (You would have the opportunity to download individual files on the 'Thank you for downloading' page after completing your download.) • Files larger than 1 GB may take much longer to download and might not download correctly. • You might not be able to pause the active downloads or resume downloads that have failed. The Microsoft Download Manager solves these potential problems. It gives you the ability to download multiple files at one time and download large files quickly and reliably. It also allows you to suspend active downloads and resume downloads that have failed. Microsoft Download Manager is free and available for download now.
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Numbers to this PowerPoint template slides for a high-quality professional business presentation. PowerPoint 2003, 2007, 2010 templates and tutorials to make your presentation more professional. Photos, backgrounds & artwork for Microsoft PowerPoint - powerpoint presentation template edit &. Microsoft PowerPoint 2003. Working with Templates. Using PowerPoint templates for your presentations can be very convenient and efficient. PowerPoint provides a number of choices for working with templates. You can choose from the wide array of design templates available. Once you choose an existing template, you. With the new 'Microsoft Office System' campaign emphasizing the suite's ties to Windows Server 2003 and Windows SharePoint Services for XML integration of desktop documents and e-mails with intranets, company Web sites, and enterprise database info it's hard not to conclude that this fall's will be aimed more at corporate headquarters than home offices and small storefronts. But Microsoft begs to differ: The software giant insists that Microsoft Office Small Business Edition 2003 will offer compelling reasons for 1- to 50-person or 24-PC businesses companies with modest cash flows, no IT departments, and the five- to eight-year upgrade cycles that make them likely to have left well enough alone instead of switching from Office 97 or 2000 to Office XP to invest in the new version. Last week, in fact, Microsoft sent both a senior product manager and the latest Office 2003 Beta 2 Technical Refresh CDs to us to make the case for the upgrade (though its ship date and price are both still unannounced). Both sites will publish more detailed hands-on reports in the weeks ahead, but here's your first look at how Redmond hopes to convince small offices to embrace its newest productivity package and resist the lower-priced Corel WordPerfect Office and free OpenOffice.org. By Popular Demand: PowerPoint and Less Spam As reported last April, Small Business Edition (SBE) to be available at retail, preinstalled on new PCs, and via corporate volume licenses will be one of six Office 2003 versions or bundles. Like the others, it'll require an up-to-date operating system either Windows XP or Windows 2000 Service Pack 3 and carry Microsoft's Product Activation registration and copy-protection requirements. In addition to Word, Excel, Outlook, and Publisher, SBE 2003 includes PowerPoint the presentations package omitted from previous Small Business bundles and Business Contact Manager a new add-in that gives Outlook some of the account- and sales-tracking capability of rivals like Act or GoldMine. The Access database, FrontPage Web-authoring, InfoPath XML forms-creation and -distribution, and OneNote note-taking and -organizing packages will be sold separately, as will Windows SharePoint Services for more document-collaboration functions such as shared attachments. (If you don't have a local server, Microsoft's bCentral small-business portal will host SharePoint sites for a fee.) Outlook 2003 or Office Outlook 2003, if you follow Microsoft's new syntax of applying the Office prefix to every product name promises more efficient e-mail handling, with an easier-reading message pane at the right of the screen (showing, the company claims, almost twice as much of each message earlier versions' default layout at the same resolution or screen size). Organizing or arranging messages is quicker and more flexible, with flags and folders for follow-up, reference, or searching, including the ability to view and save message threads or conversations. New anti-spam measures include a Junk E-Mail folder that catches many (though not even Microsoft's scientists promise all) unsolicited commercial messages, and a default filter for HTML mail that declines to download images from remote servers because, Redmond says, sending a query to a marketer's image server is tantamount to saying, 'Yes, you've caught a live one, send me more spam.' (If you want to send customers an e-mail message containing images, you'll want to embed them in the body of the message.) More traditional, customizable lists of trusted and blocked senders and servers help you fine-tune the e-mail filters. Single-User Contact Databases, Single-Page Newsletters By default, SBE uses Word 2003 as Outlook 2003's e-mail editor, though you can uncheck a dialog-box option to stick with Outlook's own editor. Word hasn't changed greatly, though a Reading Layout alternative to Normal and Print Layout views uses ClearType fonts to deliver an optimized-for-on-screen-reading preview and there are new digital-rights-management options for specifying who in your organization can forward, copy, or print documents. There's also a Research task pane that combines a dictionary and thesaurus with a mini-browser window for Microsoft's Office Online help, templates-and-clip-art-downloads, and thou-shalt-stay-within-Microsoft-rather-than-Google site. PowerPoint 2003 helps small business distribute marketing materials with a Package for CD output option that offers auto-play options to show all the presentations on a CD, just the first one, or let the recipient choose from a menu. If you're sending just one presentation to a current or potential customer, you can include a new viewer the long-awaited successor to the old PowerPoint 97 runtime viewer that preserves animations and other special effects. Probably the star of Office SBE 2003 is Business Contact Manager, which beefs up Outlook's existing Contacts folder with more ways to store and track information about customers, sales reps, or other contacts making a note of their bosses' or assistants' names, or adding their birthdays to your Outlook calendar and your history of phone, e-mail, or in-person interactions with them. You can, for instance, click a timer button at the start and end of, as well as typing notes about, a phone conversation with a client which is then saved as part of a more flexible contact history than Outlook's own memory-dump Activities tab or list of messages and meetings. You can create accounts with multiple contacts at one company; key in catalog information about your own company's products for pull-down-menu recording of a customer's orders; or peruse various reporting options tracking the sales cycle or possibly neglected accounts. On the minus side, Business Contact Manager is strictly a single-user, non-networkable database for an individual manager or sales rep if you want to share your contact or customer file with coworkers, you're referred to the created-for-much-bigger-companies Microsoft CRM. Between that and the lack of Act, GoldMine, or other import/export beyond the DOS-vintage comma-separated-text-file level, it looks like Microsoft has turned a potential home run into a solid double. Another example of life in MicrosoftWorld where there is no other software company and no one ever uses non-Microsoft applications is Office 2003's refusal to save or distribute documents in Adobe Acrobat PDF format, as both WordPerfect Office and the forthcoming OpenOffice.org 1.1 can. Such willful blindness handicaps Publisher 2003's stated goal of meeting a small office's commercial-printing needs, but the consumer- or family-friendly desktop publishing package has made several steps toward suitability for small-scale Web and e-mail publishing. A new Catalog Merge function, for instance, can turn rows of an Excel worksheet into text blocks and picture frames on an HTML page listing your company's products arranging rows with an image, description, part number, and price for each, say. Once you've created marketing materials, Publisher can save them as templates, or merge new content into an existing publication (reusing the cover and back page of a newsletter, for example). And new, professionally designed one-page templates make it easy to send e-mail newsletters, using a compact format that Microsoft says can be read by AOL, Yahoo Mail, and Hotmail users as well as traditional e-mail clients. Again, we'll be bringing you more information as we spend more time with Microsoft Office 2003. But our first impression is that the new suite's Small Business Edition does offer a handful of quite nice conveniences to tempt holdouts who've skipped the last couple of Office upgrades though nothing big or blockbuster enough to make us write Microsoft a blank check in terms of its to-be-announced price, or write off its OpenOffice.org and WordPerfect Office rivals. Watch this space for more in-depth information about each element of Microsoft's Small Business Edition Office 2003 bundle. Adapted from. As the proprietor of a small consulting firm, I live invoice to invoice. As predominant as that may seem to my well-being, preparing invoices can be one of my least favorite tasks. The reason is the amount of time it can take to compile a single month's invoices. To keep our time organized, my company uses a homegrown Web-based timesheet application. As a good citizen of the Microsoft.NET Framework, I recently added some Web services that made it possible for other business applications to share basic client, project, and time data from the timesheet application. This article presents an invoice solution using Microsoft Office Excel 2003 and built with Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 Tools for the Microsoft Office System. The demonstration uses customer, project, and timesheet XML data sources. For the purposes of this demonstration, call my company Adventure Works, Ltd. Adventure Works, Ltd is a professional services company that invoices customers on a time and materials basis. Consultants record their hourly time in a timesheet application that supports exporting the data in XML format. Adventure Works always uses Excel to create invoices. The client project manager must review the timesheet entries and determine if they are billable or not based on contract requirements. Sometimes invoice line items must be manually edited, removed, or new items added before sending the invoice to the client. Business Rules. In analyzing potential solutions, the Adventure Works team compiled the following list of business requirements for the invoicing application. • Client addresses and contact information must be imported from existing business applications. • Only active projects must be imported for the client being invoiced. These projects must be imported from the existing business application. • Consultant time entries must be imported from the timesheet system, then reviewed and edited, including adds or deletes by the client project manager. • The project manager must be able to calculate discounts on the invoice. Send an email and add a Google Task for new Invoice Requests in a SharePoint list. Invoice Request from SharePoint. Use this template. • While we do not have to tax services in our state, there are certain materials that we must calculate tax on. Because this happens so rarely, Adventure Works does not have any third-party components to manage tax calculation. For these exceptions, the tax is calculated using a formula on the spreadsheet. • The project manager requires the following fields when reviewing work performed: • Date • Hours • Description • Resource name • The invoice that is sent to the customer must have the following fields on each line item, in the following order: • Hours • Date • Resource name • Hourly rate • Line item total • Invoices are printed and mailed to the customer. The customer never receives the soft copy of the invoice. Currently, to invoice clients, an Adventure Works project manager uses the Web-based timesheet application to view a timesheet for each consultant and then cut and paste each field available in the timesheet into an Excel invoice workbook. Typically the previous month's invoice is used as a template for the hourly rate and customer information, but this often causes a problem when the data in the business application changes. To mitigate errors the project manager must always double-check the business application to verify the address and hourly rate information. The Excel invoice as shown in Figure 1 is printed and mailed to the client. Excel invoice Solution. Using Visual Studio 2005 Tools for Office, I created an Excel solution using managed,.NET-based code: Visual C# and Visual Basic. This solution uses XML data sources available to us from the existing business applications and eliminates the cut and paste steps. The workbook has two sheets; the invoice worksheet is the final product that is printed and delivered to the client and the Data worksheet is the user's work area. The Data worksheet allows the project manager to perform any editing required and choose which entries are applied to the invoice. When the project manager opens the Excel invoice workbook, a Document Actions task pane (actions pane) appears allowing them to choose the client and project as shown in Figure 2. Client project selection actions pane The user can choose a client from the drop-down list in the actions paneand data binding populates the customer name, address, and contact information in the invoice worksheet. Changing the selected client updates the list of available projects in the drop-down list below. Clicking Get Hours retrieves all the timesheet entries to bill for that project and takes the user to the Data worksheet as shown in Figure 3. Data worksheet The Data worksheet allows the user to edit any of the entries including adding or removing entries. When the user activates the Data worksheet, the task pane updates to disallow the user from changing the selected client. However, it still allows them to get hours for additional projects for that client. Clicking Get Hours loads hours into to the list. Clicking Add To Invoice on the Data worksheet adds the entries to the invoice worksheet and sets that as the active worksheet. When the invoice worksheet is activated, notice that the actions pane is updated with all the functionality available on the invoice worksheet. The user can click Clear Invoice to clear the contents of all of the customer and line item cells on the invoice sheet. System Requirements. In order to use the invoicing solution you must have the following software installed: • Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 Tools for the Microsoft Office System • Microsoft Office Excel 2003 or Microsoft Office Professional Edition 2003 The order in which you install the software is not important. However, installing Excel or Office Professional Edition 2003 is a prerequisite for using Visual Studio 2005 Tools for Office. When you install Visual Studio 2005 Tools for Office, the installer installs the Office Primary Interop Assemblies (PIAs) if they are not already installed. To compile and run the Excel invoice sample file. Writing the solution in managed code offers several advantages. The common language runtime validates code as it compiles. The validation prevents the process from performing illegal operations such as accessing memory that does not belong to it. Rogue buffer overruns and other common security exploits can cause this type of illegal operation. The managed heap is automatically subject to garbage collection. Garbage collection destroys objects when they are no longer needed or accessible, thereby reducing the amount of supporting code we need to write and transparently optimizing memory utilization for our process. Additionally, we have access to the.NET Framework class library, which includes the following technologies: • ADO.NET ADO.NET is the suite of data access technologies included in the.NET Framework class libraries that provide access to relational data and XML. It is the flexible data access layer that provides consistent access to a variety of data sources in a disconnected architecture. Data sources, include SQL databases and data sources exposed through OLE DB data access technology and XML. For the sake of simplicity, the sample included with this article uses local XML files in place of what could be XML returned from Web service calls. By using ADO.NET, you can make replacing the data provider completely transparent to the rest of the application. • ASP.NET ASP.NET is a set of technologies in the Microsoft.NET Framework for building Web applications and Web services. Considering the timesheet application is already a Web-based ASP.NET solution, at first I thought it might make a logical extension to add an invoicing component. The application could read data from the database and produce an invoice in HTML. When I started to think about implementing the Web solution, I was quickly reminded of the myriad of exceptions that can occur when we build an invoice. For example, we occasionally need to bill for materials in addition to time, or apply a discount, balance, or even credits. While this was easy with the Excel workbook, it would probably require a lot more work to implement in a Web application. • Windows Forms Alternatively, I considered writing a Microsoft Windows Forms solution. Windows Forms is a framework for building Windows client applications that utilize the common language runtime. I conceptualized using a grid control for the invoice area and allowing the users to import the time entries and then enabling them to edit items in the grid. While this would be possible in the ASP.NET solution, the Windows Forms controls may have given me a little more flexibility. Taking a step back, I realized that what I was about to build was really a fancy spreadsheet, but it did not give us the flexibility we already had with Excel. • Visual Studio 2005 Tools for Office The choice to use Microsoft Office 2003 Editions, and particularly Excel, was a clear one. Our users are more comfortable using applications they already know and rely on and furthermore, using Microsoft Office programs saves us a lot of code. Traditionally, Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) and COM add-ins have been the primary means to extend Microsoft Office programs. While I find that VBA has its place with smaller utilities and common repeatable tasks, we were looking to build a solution with managed.NET code for all the benefits I already mentioned. Visual Studio 2005 Tools for Office enables us to build scalable solutions using Microsoft Office 2003 as an application platform. Using Visual Studio 2005 Tools for Office, you can build a Microsoft Office Word 2003 or Excel solution written in Visual C# or Visual Basic, using the.NET Framework version 2.0. Microsoft Visual Studio Tools for the Microsoft Office System, Version 2003 was the first time that the Microsoft Office System used the.NET runtime and provided much of the infrastructure we needed to start building reliable Microsoft Office solutions with the Microsoft.NET Framework. Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 Tools for the Microsoft Office System provides excellent managed wrappers for some of the Microsoft Office object models, but we must write most of the automation for Microsoft Office programs against COM objects. You can gain access to the COM objects through.NET Interop using the PIAs. Because Visual Studio 2005 Tools for Office supports Visual C# and Visual Basic, the choice of what language you use is up to you. Both languages are first-class programming languages that are based on the.NET Framework and they are equally powerful. Many argue that the difference is merely syntactic sugar and it comes down to personal preference. This is almost correct. The first significant difference is that Visual Basic supports optional parameters, but Visual C# does not. Visual C# relies on an object-oriented approach of method overloads, which are not supported in Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 and COM. Solution Explorer By default, Excel always creates three worksheets for a new workbook. To delete a worksheet from the workbook you can right-click the tab in the Designer view and click Delete. Visual Studio 2005 Tools for Office deletes the class file in the project when you do this. Most of the solutions I worked with have required fewer than three worksheets, and the extra code annoys me, so it is possible to change the Excel default for the next workbook you create. To change the number of worksheets in a new workbook. Clicking the View menu and then choosing Code or pressing F7 displays the code-behind class for the active worksheet. If you started with a new workbook instead of creating the solution from an existing document, your classes will be named Sheet1, Sheet2, and so on. These names do not mean a lot to me and I like to name my worksheets for the function they perform or the data they contain. There are few steps to renaming a worksheet and it does not really matter which order you perform them. To rename a worksheet class. Tip Make sure that you include the file name extension when renaming the file. Visual Studio 2005 Tools for Office performs a handful of steps behind the scenes when you do this. It renames the file on your file system, updates the project file, updates the class name declaration, and updates all references to the class name in each of the partial class files, which we will talk about shortly. Renaming the class updates all the code for that class, but the Excel worksheet name remains the same. Visual Studio 2005 Tools for Office keeps track of this discrepancy by displaying the name of the Excel worksheet in parenthesis beside the class file name. This is visible in Solution Explorer as depicted in Figure 6. Show All Files button If you inspect the Invoice.Designer.cs or Invoice.Designer.vb file, you notice the other part of the partial Invoice class. Partial classes support defining a type across many files. While this may not always be a good design methodology, it can help in team development where several people are working on various autonomous aspects of the class. It can also be extremely helpful for auto-generated code whereby the generator does not need to replace user code because it uses its own designated file. As stated previously, host controls are controls that extend existing Word and Excel objects; however, they include events and data-binding capabilities. The NamedRange host control is an extension of the Excel Range object. There are several ways to add a NamedRange host control to the document. One way is to drag the control from the Excel Controls section in the Toolbox and drop it on the document. Yet another way is to click the Insert menu, choose Name, and then click Define. Either way, a host control is created that represents that range. You can inspect the properties of the range at design time with the property grid in Visual Studio as shown in Figure 9. Private EventDel_CellsChange As Excel.DocEvents_ChangeEventHandler Private Sub CellsChange( ByVal Target As Excel.Range) ' This is called when a cell or cells on a worksheet are changed. If Target.ID = 'MyInterestingRange' Then ' Do something interesting. ElseIf Target.ID = 'SomethingElseInteresting' Then ' Do something else interesting. End If End Sub But in Visual Studio 2005 Tools for Office, the NamedRange host control is a.NET-based control, complete with its own events. For example, to handle the Change event you could use the following code. Smart documents are a new feature introduced with Office 2003. They give users context-sensitive help and functionality using the Document Actions task pane. Smart documents are based on the document being marked up with a user-defined XML schema. Prior to Visual Studio 2005 Tools for Office, the ISmartDocument interface facilitated programmability of the task pane. All the functionality of a smart document is determined by the user's current XmlNode selection. The actions pane implementation in Visual Studio 2005 Tools for Office is a Windows Forms control that is a managed implementation of the Document Actions task pane in Word and Excel. While you are not precluded from implementing similar XML selection functionality in the actions pane, it is not required. TheActionsPane control is a member of the ThisWorkbook class in an Excel project and ThisDocument in a Word project. This control acts as a container for other Windows Forms controls, including user controls and Actions Pane controls that you create. In this solution, I created a user control called ClientProjectsUserControl and added it to the actions pane in the ThisWorkbook_Startup event as follows. Simple data binding exists when a single control property is bound to a single data source value. An example of simple data binding is the Text property of the Textbox control when it is bound to a single data value in a data set. If you update the data set, the text in the Textbox control updates and vice versa. Complex data binding occurs when your control is bound to more than one data element. Such is the case in a ListBox control list where the DisplayMember and ValueMember are bound to different columns in the data source. This solution uses complex data binding with a ListObject on the Data worksheet to display time entries for a particular project as shown in Figure 3. The data source is an ADO.NET DataSet object. The data set is an in-memory cache of data retrieved from a data source including the tables that contain, order, and constrain the data, as well as the relationships between the tables. For this sample, the raw timesheet data source is an XML file located in the application. // Load timesheet XML into the data set. DataSet timesheetDataSet = new DataSet(); timesheetDataSet.ReadXml(filePath); The data set is loaded from the XML file, including all the tables and relationships implicitly derived from the schema of the XML document. This data source contains all timesheet entries for a specified period. As you saw in Figure 2, the user has the ability to choose a specific client and project for which to get data. When the user clicks Get Hours, I get the current project from the list box and use the Globals object to access the current instance of the Data class to assign the ProjectId property as shown below. The final feature we describe is the ability to embed Windows Forms controls in the Excel worksheet. You generally put controls on the document surface when you want that control present all the time and put controls on the actions pane when they are based on context within the document. To embed a control in the Excel worksheet, you can easily drag and drop it from the Toolbox. Figure 3 shows a button control on the Data worksheet, labeled Add to Invoice, and named addToInvoice. Adding a Windows Forms control to the worksheet versus a Microsoft ActiveX control gives us the same benefits we discussed earlier with host controls. To respond to the user's button click, we can simply write the following code. The invoice solution presented here can be deployed in several ways. There are three standard deployment options for Visual Studio 2005 Tools for Office solutions, depending on your requirements: The Excel document and the associated assembly are deployed to a user's local computer. • The Excel document is deployed to a user's local computer. The associated assembly is deployed to a network share (UNC) or Web server (HTTP). • The Excel document and the associated assembly are deployed to a network share (UNC) or Web server (HTTP). For more information, see. No matter which option you choose for deployment, Visual Studio 2005 Tools for Office solutions require full-trust.NET code access security to run. When running from your development computer, Visual Studio 2005 takes care of granting full-trust code access security to your application so you don't need to worry about it. If you deploy the document to an end user computer, or run it from another location, you must ensure that location is trusted on the computer running the solution. The sample code referred to in this article is intended for instructional purposes, and should not be used in deployed solutions without modifications. In particular, you must consider code security. To illustrate the simplicity of this sample solution, a list of potential threats are identified using the threat modeling process and tools described in the in the Microsoft Security Developer Center. The following is an example of an identified threat that you should take into consideration before expanding or deploying this solution. Many diagramming software programs today are like Swiss Army Knives – they can create almost any kind of diagram you could imagine, including mind maps. But mind mapping isn’t usually their strong suit. If you try to use Visio, SmartDraw or other similar programs to create mind maps, here are the shortcomings you will run into: 1. The map creation process is time-consuming: The process of dragging and dropping a shape to the workspace, typing text into it and then adding a connector line is too slow to capture the “flow” of ideas when you’re brainstorming alone – and completely inadequate for a group brainstorming session, where the ideas may come fast and furious. Contrast that to the typical mind mapping program, which enables you to use keyboard hot keys to quickly add topics. A number of the programs actually have brainstorming modes, which are designed to enable you to quickly add a succession of ideas to your map, helping you and your colleagues to keep the creative “flow” going. No ability to attach documents, links and notes to individual topics: This is where a lot of the value of mind maps in business resides. If you’re working on a project or conducting research, you can attach many different types of resources to your mind maps – in effect, creating a flexible visual database of all of the resources you’ve collected. Diagramming software enables you to create a set of shapes and connect them to each other in different ways. Limited ability to expand and collapse branches: One of the unsung capabilities of mind mapping software is the ability to expand and collapse branches, either on an individual basis, or by level. This enables you to see a high-level overview of your topic (with the lower-level branches closed) AND drill down to the details (with all of the branches opened) within the same visual document. Diagramming software only does this on a rudimentary, topic-by-topic basis. Limited ability to export your map’s contents to other formats: Most mind mapping software enables you to export all or part of your maps to other types of productivity software, such as Word, PowerPoint and Project. This enables you to utilize it as a “front end” tool, where you gather and organize your information in skeletal form and then export it to one of these other applications to put flesh on the bones. Diagramming software can’t do this. At most, you can export your diagram in a view-only, image-based format, such as a JPG, GIF or a PDF. I just tried this in SmartDraw, for example. Exporting a simple mind map to Word opens a new document and simply copies the map into it as an image. You can’t really output your diagrams in a format where you can still manipulate its elements. No ability to import data: A number of the high-end mind mapping programs enable you to pull data from other applications into your mind maps, such as Excel spreadsheet ranges, e-mail messages from Outlook, RSS feeds and the results of SharePoint searches. Diagramming software is self contained. This limits the number and type of business applications for which you can utilize it. If you want to create an art element that will be placed within a report, that’s fine. But if you want something you can interact with, a diagramming program won’t help you. No project or task management capabilities with a mind map: Most mind mapping software enables you to treat selected topics as tasks, adding start and end dates, status (percentage complete), priority and any resources assigned to it. Some of these programs enable you to convert your project map into a Gantt chart, where you can see a visual timeline of your project and any dependencies. Not easy to embellish topics: Mind mapping software enables you to embellish topics with images, symbols and icons – which add visual interest to our mind maps, but more importantly, help us to visually classify the information contained in our mind maps. Mind mapping software ships with hundreds of symbols and icons, which you can use to designate urgent items, priority levels (A,B,C or 1,2,3), flag items as needing additional research or attenion, and more. Diagramming software doesn’t usually contain such symbol libraries. So there you have it. Clearly, diagramming software leaves a lot to be desired when it comes to mind mapping. If you think you’re going to need to do both mind mapping and other types of diagrams, then I would consider investing in both types of software. I personally use, and highly recommend it for producing many types of business diagrams. 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With enabled gridlines, the grid will appear only within the canvas (which we'll get to next) when it is selected, but when any other part of the Word document outside the canvas is selected, the grid will be displayed over the entire document. For more precise control of the gridlines, you can customize settings in the Grid and Guides screen, shown in the images below. Generally the default settings are sufficient, but checking the “Snap objects to grid when gridlines are not displayed” box is useful if you want the snap behavior without having gridlines cover the entire document. As shown below-right, a “Display alignment guides” option was added to this dialog. When checked the gridlines are not shown, so personally I do not find this option useful. To access the Drawing Grid screen, follow these steps: • Click on the drawing canvas. • Click on the Drawing Tools Format tab that appears. • Click the Align dropdown menu and select Grid Settings. Insert canvas and shapes The next two section reference the image on the right. The screenshot is from Word 2013, but the following steps have remained consistent from Word 2007 through Word 2016. Insert a Canvas Word flowcharts are best contained within a Drawing Canvas. You can insert shapes directly into a Word document, but using a canvas has several advantages: • They act as a container for the shapes, making it easier to position (or re-position) a flowchart in a document. • Certain features, like arrows that connect to shapes, only work in a canvas. • You can add formatting to the canvas itself, giving the flowchart an attractive backdrop. To insert a canvas, click the Insert tab on the Word ribbon and click the Shapes dropdown button. Below the gallery of shape types, select the bottom menu item labeled New Drawing Canvas, as shown to the right. Side note: If you are using a laptop with a glossy monitor, the canvas border can be difficult to see when viewed at a slight angle. Adding a Flowchart Shape Adding shapes is pretty straightforward: • Click the Insert tab on the ribbon. • Click the Shapes dropdown. • Click on the shape type you want to add. PERSONAL CASH - FLOW STATEMENT by odg66466 PERSONAL CASH FLOW STATEMENT by lvc15036 Personal Cash Flow Statement - PDF by odg66466. Microsoft Excel template. Cash flow statement. Analyze or showcase the cash flow of your business for the past twelve months with this template. Sparklines, conditional formatting, and crisp. This is the Statement of Cash Flow Template download page. You can free download Statement of Cash Flow Template to fill,edit,print and sign. • Click in the canvas area, holding the left button down while dragging the mouse to add the shape. You can also double-click on any shape in the gallery, and Word will add it to the top left of the canvas. Typically you will need to move and resize the shape if you use this method. Adding Connector Arrows Connectors are different from plain arrows in that they stay connected to shapes if they are moved. Assuming you want to route a connector line between two shapes, we will call these Shape 1 and Shape 2 below. • Click the Insert tab. • Click the Shapes dropdown • Click the desired line type from the gallery. • Move your mouse near Shape 1 and little dots denoting connection points will appear on its border. • Click on one of the dots and, while holding the left mouse button down, move the mouse over to Shape 2. • As you move the mouse over Shape 2, Word will highlight connection points and display a dashed line showing the routing. • Select one of the connection points and release the left mouse button. Quirk: In Word 2007 and previous versions, the elbow connector would render as a straight line between two aligned shapes of the same size. In Word 2010, the same elbow connectors render slightly jagged and unaesthetic. Tip: Right-click on a connector to change the connector type via the context menu. The three types are straight, elbow, and curved, as shown in the sample flowchart. Adding Labels To add branch labels next to connector lines, use the textbox symbol on the Insert > Shapes gallery. After inserting the textbox (label), type in the text. Click the Home tab in Word and format the text as needed. The easiest way to adjust the size is to click and drag the adjustment handles on the texbox edges. With the textbox still selected, click the Format tab, and then select the Shape outline drop down and toggle on the No Outline option for a cleaner look. Adding labels is a multi-step process, so when adding more labels it's usually easiest to copy and paste the first label and edit the text accordingly. Selecting Multiple Shapes There are several ways to select multiple objects. One method is to click on one shape, hold the Shift key down, and click on the remaining shapes. Another method is to click and drag your mouse around all the shapes you want to select. This is faster, but sometimes less useful if, for example, you want to select the flowchart shapes without selecting the connector arrows. Two non-recommended methods that you may be familiar with are Select All and Select Objects. These tools are commonly used in Excel and other Office programs, but they are not as useful in Word. In Excel, for example, Select All will select only the shapes on a worksheet, but in Word, it will select the entire document. The Select Objects tool is a special cursor that allows you to click on the shapes instead of the text, and does not add any value above selecting them with the regular mouse cursor. Plus, you need to toggle it off in order to resume normal Word operations. Align shapes menu Aligning Shapes With the grid enabled, the easiest way to keep shapes aligned is to draw them with uniform widths at the time they are added to the diagram. If you need to edit the alignment after the fact, you can use several approaches. The first approach is to click on each shape and drag it to its new location. (If you need to resize the shape to get it aligned properly, see the next section.) The next approach is to select all the shapes you want to align, which will cause Word to display the Format tab. On the Format tab, click the Align dropdown menu, shown below. Making sure the Align Selected Objects item is checked, you can then use the alignment tool to align the shapes automatically. If you click on a shape, resize handles appear on the shape’s border, allowing you to click and drag a side or corner, as shown in the image. The green dot at top is the rotation adjustment handle. Alternately, you can right-click on the shape and select “Format AutoShape” from the context menu. Clicking the Size tab on the Format AutoShape window will allow you to set the height, width and rotation angle to specific values. Formatting Tips Formatting shapes and connectors can be tedious if you try to do them one at a time. It is best to wait until you are finished with the flowchart and do the formatting in bulk. You can do this by selecting multiple shapes and formatting them together. You should format shapes and connectors separately because the styling tools are different for each. If you have a format that you would like to reuse, you can right-click on a formatted shape and select “Set Autoshape Defaults”. Any shape added subsequently will have the same fill color and border style. When you select a shape or connector in Work 2007, a Format tab will appear on the ribbon, but you need to click to activate it. In Word 2010, the Format tab is automatically activated. Quirk: Word 2007 has two format tabs – Drawing Tools Format and Text Box Tools Format. They are mostly the same. Word displays the Text Box Tools Format tab when the selected shape contains text and the Drawing Tools Format tab for all other shapes. In fact, if you add a flowchart shape to a drawing, selecting it will make the Drawing Tools Format tab appear, but once you add text to the shape, the Text Box Tools Format tab will appear. Fortunately, Word 2010 has only one Format tab. Formatting Shapes The formatting tools are located on the Format tab in Word 2007 and 2010. Starting in Word 2013, the formatting dialog has been replaced with side panels, and the Shape Fill and Shape Outline menus are disabled on the Format ribbon tab. Instead, you can access them by right-clicking on a shape. There are too many formatting tools to cover them all in detail, but the primary ones are covered below. Shape Styles: The style gallery allows you to apply formatting to one or more selected shapes. There is a significant difference between Word 2007 and 2010. Word 2007 has a larger selection of styles, but they are not consistent with the Excel 2007 shape styles. Starting with Word 2010, the styles are uniform across all Office appslication - Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. Shape Fill: Allows you to set custom fill colors and gradients for the shapes. Shape Outlines: Allows you to set the line color and weight (thickness) of a shape's borders. Change Shape: Allows you to change the type of the selected shape, e.g. From a process (rectangle) shape to a decision (diamond). Tip: To access more formatting features (including vertical text alignment), right-click on a shape and select Format AutoShape. Formatting Connectors Word 2007: There is a gallery of styles available, but unfortunately, these are the styles used for flowchart shapes and do not work well for lines. To format connectors, you should use the color and weight settings available in the Shape Outline dropdown menu. Word 2010 - 2016: Formatting connectors in Word 2010 - 2016 is straightforward. Just as with flowchart shapes, when you click a connector, the Format tab will be active, and a list of built-in styles is available for quick selection. Unlike Word 2007, the styles in Word 2010 - 2016 are actually attractive. Formatting and Aligning Text The bad news about flowcharting in Word is that it can be difficult to customize the text formatting. Some changes can be done in bulk and some must be done one shape at a time. • Font: The font family, size and attributes such as bold and italic can be set from the Home tab of Word. You can select multiple shapes and make the changes in bulk. • Color: The font color is set on the Home tab, and it must be done one shape at a time. • Horizontal text alignment: The horizontal alignment can be set on the Home tab, and it must be done one shape at a time. • Vertical text alignment: Vertical text alignment can only be set in the Format AutoShape window, which is accessed via the context menu by right-clicking on a shape. Note:In Word 2007, the default text alignment is top, left. In Word 2010, it is centered both horizontally and vertically. Canvas Size and Alignment When you are done with the flowchart your canvas may be much larger than the diagram. If you want to shrink the canvas to the minimum footprint, right-click on the canvas and select Fit from the context menu. On the other hand, you may want the diagram centered on the page horizontally, vertically, or both. If so, follow these steps: • (Optional) Resize the canvas to the page width and/or height by clicking and dragging the edges or corners. • Next, select all the shapes in the flowchart, including the connectors. • On the Format tab, click the Group dropdown and select Group from the menu. • Click the Align dropdown and verify that the Align to Margin item is checked. • In the Align dropdown again, click Align Center and/or Align Middle. • Click the Group dropdown and select Ungroup from the menu. If you don't Group the shapes before doing the alignment, the shapes will stack on top of each in the center of the canvas. Finally, you can spruce up the flowchart a bit by adding formatting to the canvas. The Canvas shape itself can be changed - just like a flowchart shape - using the tools on the Format tab. In the sample flowchart above, the Change Shape tool was used to set the shape type to Alternate Process, which makes it a rounded rectangle. A custom fill color with a gradient scheme was applied. Finally, the Drop Shadow tool was used to add depth. Summary of Quirks • If you do not use a canvas, connectors will not “connect”. • You can copy a flowchart from Word (2007 - 2016) and Paste Special into Excel as an editable Microsoft Office Drawing Object, but you cannot copy a flowchart from Excel and Paste Special into Word as an editable drawing. Earlier versions of Word (2003 and prior) used to allow this. • If you Group all the shapes within a canvas, the Fit feature is disabled. If you ungroup the shapes, then right-click on the canvas again, the Fit feature is re-enabled. • Using Page Layout > Themes to change the document formatting will change the flowchart styling as well, even if you carefully customized the formatting of all your shapes. • Using View > Gridlines will display a grid not only in the canvas, but also over the entire document and any other open document as well. When the canvas is selected, the grid will only be displayed within the canvas. The quirk is that if you apply a background style to the canvas, the grid will not display in the canvas - perhaps the one place you did want it to show. • Word 2007 introduced vertical text alignment (it was not available in Word 2003 and previous versions), but centered text is skewed toward the top of the shape and the difference between it and top aligned text is barely noticably. You can set this in the Format AutoShape screen. • The Format AutoShape dialog has a “Resize AutoShape to fit text” option. If you use it, remember that Word has an Undo function. You might need it. Applies To: InfoPath 2013 InfoPath 2010 When you design a form template (.xsn) file, you are creating a single file that contains multiple supporting files. Conversely, when your users fill out a form, they are actually filling out a form (.xml) file, which is based on a form template. In this article What you design: the form template You create form templates in design mode, which is the InfoPath design environment. A form template is a file with an.xsn file name extension. Hotel Booking Form – Category 1 & 3 DP Subject Specific Seminar (SSS). Contact Name: Booking Name (if different from above): Postal Address: Phone: Fax: Email: Contact Details. Dates of Stay:. Sample Hotel Booking Invoice, Hotel Booking Invoice Sample Templates Sample Hotel Booking Invoice Pictures Hotel Reservation Form Laws concerning the use of. The.xsn file defines the data structure, appearance, and behavior of finished forms (.xml files). A form template defines a lot of things, including: • The controls, labels, and instructional text that appear on the form. • The way that controls behave when users interact with them. For example, you might make a particular section appear when the user selects a check box and disappear when the user clears the check box. • Whether the form has additional views. For example, if you are designing a permit application form, you may have one view for the electrical contractor, another view for the receiving agent, and a third view for the investigator who approves or denies the application. • How and where the data in a form is stored. For example, your form template might be designed to let users submit data to a database, either directly or through the use of a Web service. Or you might have users save their form to a shared folder. • The fonts, colors, and other design elements that are used in the form. • Whether users can customize the form. For example, you can let users add extra rows to a repeating table, repeating section, or optional section. • Whether users are notified when they make mistakes in the form or forget to fill out a required field. After you finalize the design of a form template, you make it available to your users by publishing it as an.xsn file. Tip: In addition to designing form templates, you can also design template parts, which are custom controls that you can use in other form templates or Microsoft Office documents. For example, you might create a template part that includes fields for collecting contact information. You could then use that template part in several different form templates. Find links to more information about template parts in the See Also section. What your users fill out: the form An InfoPath form is an.xml file that contains XML data. All InfoPath forms are based on form templates. To illustrate the relationship between a form template and a form, imagine that you designed a permit application form template for electrical contractors to use. Each permit application that an electrical contractor fills out is a form. That form is just an.xml file that contains the data (and only the data) that was entered into the form. All of the other things that make up the form are provided by the form template. This means that whenever your users open a form, that form must locate and use its associated form template in order to function properly. Otherwise, when your users opened a form, they would see only XML markup tags and data. To link a form template and the forms that are based on it, InfoPath includes several lines of code, called processing instructions, at the top of each form file. This code links the form file to its associated form template. Components of a form template A form template is a single file that contains multiple supporting files, such as files that define how controls on the form template should appear, files for graphics that appear on the form template, and programming files that enable custom behaviors in the form template. These supporting files are collectively known as form files. When you design a form template, you can view and work with the form files that make up the form template by extracting and saving those form files to a folder. The supporting files that make up a form template can include one or more XML Schema files, an XSL Transformation (XSLT) file for each view in the form template, an XML file for the data that appears by default when users first open a form that is based on that form template, script files or managed code assemblies, and a form definition file, called Manifest.xsf. To familiarize yourself with the files that make up a form template, you can use the following procedure to view the source files for a form template. View the form files for a form template • Create a new, blank form template. • On the File menu, click Save As Source Files. • In the Browse For Folder dialog box, select an existing folder in which to save the form files, or create a new folder, and then click OK. InfoPath saves a copy of the form template as a set of files inside the folder. • In Windows Explorer, browse to the folder that contains the files. The following table describes the supporting files of a form template. These files are always included in a form template. File type File name extension Description Form definition file.xsf The file that contains information about how the form template is put together, including the XML Schemas that it uses and the resource files that it contains. InfoPath automatically generates this file when you design a new form template. As you design and modify the form template, the file is automatically updated to reflect your changes. XML Schema.xsd The file or files that constrain and validate the data in a form template. The contents of XML Schema files — the elements, attributes, and so forth — are represented by groups and fields in the Data Source task pane. Each data source that is associated with a form template, including the main data source, has a corresponding.xsd file. View.xsl The XSL Transformation (XSLT) files that are used to present, view, and transform into HTML the displayed data that is contained in the form that your users fill out. When you work with the different views of a form template, you are actually looking at different HTML representations (or transformations) of the data that is displayed in the form. XML template.xml The file that contains the data that you want to appear by default in specific controls. Users see this data when they first open a form and until they select different values in the controls. In addition to the files in the previous table, a form template can include any of the files in the following table, depending on the form template's design. File type File name extension Description Presentation.htm,.gif,.bmp, and others The files that are used to show custom task panes or pictures within the form template. Business logic.js,.vbs The files that contain scripts for implementing specific form behavior. These script files are either Microsoft JScript or Microsoft Visual Basic Scripting Edition (VBScript) files. Binary.dll,.exe,.cab, and others The external files that provide programming code and additional business logic. For example, if you create a custom control for your form template, you might need an installation program in order to automatically install and register that control on your users' computers. Binary files are not created in InfoPath, but in programs such as Microsoft Visual Studio.NET. InfoPath automatically updates the form files when you make changes to your form template. However, if you are experienced with XML, or if you are an advanced form designer, you can extract the individual form files and customize them by hand. For example, you might want to manually modify a set of form files in the following types of situations: • You want to reuse the form template's XML Schema (.xsd file) in another Microsoft Office program. For example, you can add the InfoPath.xsd file to the Schema Library in Microsoft Office Word 2007. You can then map elements from the InfoPath.xsd file to the content of a document. • You want to create a toolbar in the form template that contains custom commands in addition to the built-in commands that come with InfoPath. To do this, you need to edit the form template's form definition (.xsf) file. • You want to make formatting-related enhancements to your form template that aren't available in InfoPath, such as adding a background image (.gif file) to a button. To do this, you need to edit the form's XML Transformation (.xsl) file. Are you looking for ready to use but simple form to manage your banquet hall reservation? You can use this banquet hall reservation form. It requires Microsoft Word to edit it. This is a one page reservation template to record a person/company who want to rent your hall. You can make several copies of this template and don’t forget to prepare a binder to put them in one document folder. If you have partners who providing additional services, you can sell it and get commission for those services. Different rental purposes require different additional services. 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