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I have a visio process flow in the cross functional template and i want to import the steps within the process flow into an excel sheet, Can i run a macro or something ? My process flows have about 20 to 50 process steps and decisions boxes. These all need to form one excel row and have a one to one mapping.

Please advise what steps i can take to create this?

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Hi Bhupinder

Thank you for using our forum

I'm not sure that this is possible and the VBA solution would not be simple

Could you send me the file please so I could take a look at it?

Kind regards
Wendy Canelas
Microsoft Office Trainer

RE: Any of the trainers

Hi Wendy,

I am afraid i cannot send you the file, it confidential. For now i found the Shape button that exports to excel as a workaround, its not great but will have to do.

 

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