Microsoft Visio 2016 2

Microsoft Visio 2016 Part Two for a Single Unique User Course (Online subscription only)
 
 
 
Microsoft Visio 2016 ? Part Two
 
This is the second part of our Visio 2016 training courseware and it builds upon the skills your students will have developed in Part One. In this course, your students will learn about: the different features of the interface, how to print, and some common usage scenarios. They will also learn how to connect drawings to outside resources and cover some of the more advanced formatting options found in this latest edition of Microsoft Visio.   
 
 
 
Enhancing the Look of Drawings
 
Your students have learned how to make drawings and now they?re going to learn how to add some pizzazz to them in this first lesson. They will be shown how to work with shape styles, how to use 3D shapes, and then learn how to apply backgrounds, borders, and titles.
 
 
Creating Shapes, Stencils, and Templates
 
This lesson takes a meat-and-potatoes approach to work with Visio, in that it shows how to create components from the ground up. Discussed in this lesson is how to create: custom stencils, simple custom shapes, master shapes, and custom templates.
 
 
Connecting Drawings to External Data
 
One of the benefits of working with the Microsoft Office suite is the compatibility between programs. This lesson seizes on that usability by looking at how to generate a pivot diagram from an Excel spreadsheet, how to create a chart and a timeline from a Project file, and how to connect to an Access database.
 
 
Leveraging Development Tools
 
Learners will be introduced and shown how to use several development tools in this lesson. They include macros, ShapeSheets, and advanced shape tools.
 
 
Sharing Drawings
 
The course concludes with a look at how to share your drawings. The lesson talks about OneDrive, how to review drawings and insert them into other Office files, how to export drawings, and print drawings.