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Export Visio Database Table Names to Excel

Posted By :Rahul     Posted Date :13/10/2009    Points :2   Category :ADO.Net
 
If you use the Enterprise Architect edition of Microsoft Visio for data modeling regularly, then there is a good chance that at some point you've wanted to export just the table names into Excel. You might want to do this to map logical ERD entities to physical data model tables, track project status by entity, or track overlap between database versions.


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