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Help with Org Charts
I have been using the Org Chart wizard to create org
charts with custom property fields. The problem I am having is that the wizard does not seem to order the data the same way each time the wizard is run even if the order of the data in the file (Excel file) has not changed. The employees are showing up under the right supervisors, it's just that they never appear in the same order twice and it doesn't seem to matter what order I have them in within my file. Is there a way in my Excel file to force the wizard to place the employees in specific order under their supervisor? In other words is there some sort of flag I can set within the Excel sheet that the wizard recognizes as an "ordering field"? Or is there another way to force the wizard to always place the employees in the same order (such as alphabetical)? Thanks in advance for your help, Laurie |
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Sorry, but the wizard has no way of specifying the order in which
subordinates will appear. -- Mike Mueller Longhorn SDK This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. "Laurie" wrote in message ... I have been using the Org Chart wizard to create org charts with custom property fields. The problem I am having is that the wizard does not seem to order the data the same way each time the wizard is run even if the order of the data in the file (Excel file) has not changed. The employees are showing up under the right supervisors, it's just that they never appear in the same order twice and it doesn't seem to matter what order I have them in within my file. Is there a way in my Excel file to force the wizard to place the employees in specific order under their supervisor? In other words is there some sort of flag I can set within the Excel sheet that the wizard recognizes as an "ordering field"? Or is there another way to force the wizard to always place the employees in the same order (such as alphabetical)? Thanks in advance for your help, Laurie |
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