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Asked by mburdick in Microsoft Visio, Microsoft Office Suite
I have a multi-page Visio document. I would like to be able to hide and unhide certain pages easily so that I can create a couple of different "views" of the document.
My initial approach is to create a control dialog (a shape with right-click options that set values) on a page in the drawing. Then, based on the values of those properties, set the value of the UIVisibility cell in the ShapeSheet for each page that I want to be able to hide/unhide.
I'm stuck at not being able to reference the value of the cell of the ShapeSheet of the Shape on my "control" page to control this value because every reference attempt results in "Error in Formula". I've tried refrencing the shape by its name of "Shape.694!" and inserting the local name of the cell (User.PagesX). I've tried also using the universal name for that cell of User.Row_3 (the name before I renamed it). I can't figure out the SDK documentation to know if I'm supposed to be using more information, different information, or what.
I need to either get help in making the off-page reference work, or I need another method at doing this that does NOT use VBA (I don't want the dreaded "Enable Macros" dialog box coming up).
20091021-EE-VQP-81 - Hierarchy / EE_QW_3_20080625