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Visio VBA Macro to detect connector endpoints |
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DJ_

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Posted: Visual Basic for Applications (VBA), Visio VBA Macro to detect connector endpoints |
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Hi guys,
My question is this, in visio vba how do you determine what shapes the connectors are pointing to I want to know the shape that is the starting point for a connector and the shape that lies at the end point of the connector.
I see that in the shapesheet you can obtain X,Y location information. However, if you were to connect at different points on a shape, that information would change and this would not be a possible solution for determine which shapes connectors are connected to. I can output the shape names like below, however I cannot determine which shapes dynamic.connector.14 (or any connectors for that matter) is connected to. I dont see any fields in the shapesheet that indicate this type of relationship between shapes and connectors, so i was wondering if you guys could help! thanks!!
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connector.14 |
Dynamic connector.13 |
Dynamic connector.12 |
Rectangle.11 |
Dynamic connector.10 |
Dynamic connector.9 |
Dynamic connector.8 |
Dynamic connector.7 |
Dynamic connector.6 |
Dynamic connector |
Rectangle.4 |
Rectangle.3 |
Rectangle.2 |
Rectangle |
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DJ_

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Posted: Visual Basic for Applications (VBA), Visio VBA Macro to detect connector endpoints |
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i think using Connects and ToSheet and FromSheet is the correct path, will let you guys know otherwise. thanks
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