Reputation: 511
I am adding rounded rectangles to a page in Visio using the following code...
Dim t As Visio.Master
Set t = Application.Documents.Item("BASIC_U.VSS").Masters.ItemU("Rounded rectangle")
Application.ActiveWindow.Page.Drop t, 0, 0
ActiveWindow.DeselectAll
ActiveWindow.Select Application.ActiveWindow.Page.Shapes.ItemU("Rounded rectangle"), visSelect
ActiveWindow.Selection.Group
Dim vsoShps As Visio.Shapes
Set vsoShps = pg.Shapes
Dim totalShapes As Integer
totalShapes = vsoShps.count
Set vsoShape1 = vsoShps.Item(totalShapes)
' move the shapes to random positions
Application.ActiveWindow.Selection.Move x + 1 / 2 * (lowRight_X_SysShapeCoord - upLeft_X_SysShapeCoord), y + 1 / 2 * (upLeft_Y_SysShapeCoord - lowRight_Y_SysShapeCoord)
vsoShape1.Cells("Char.Size").Formula = getFontSize(1)
vsoShape1.Cells("Width") = lowRight_X_SysShapeCoord - upLeft_X_SysShapeCoord
vsoShape1.Cells("Height") = upLeft_Y_SysShapeCoord - lowRight_Y_SysShapeCoord
vsoShape1.Text = xlWsh.Range("A" & r)
' place text at top center of box
vsoShape1.CellsU("TxtHeight").FormulaForceU = "Height / 2"
Dim shp As Visio.Shape
Set shp = ActiveWindow.Page.Shapes.ItemU("Rounded rectangle")
ActiveWindow.DeselectAll
ActiveWindow.Select shp, visSelect
Dim shpGrp As Visio.Shape
Set shpGrp = ActiveWindow.Selection.Group
'Set fill on child shape
shpGrp.Shapes(1).CellsU("Fillforegnd").FormulaU = "RGB(18, 247, 41)"
Note: there are 5 buttons placed prior to the rectangle
I am able set the text and other text properties but I cannot figure out how to change the fill color of the rounded rectangle. I know how to change the fill color of a regular rectangle...
Set vsoShape1 = ActivePage.DrawRectangle(upLeft_X_SysShapeCoord, _
upLeft_Y_SysShapeCoord, _
lowRight_X_SysShapeCoord, _
lowRight_Y_SysShapeCoord)
' change color
vsoShape1.Cells("Fillforegnd").Formula = "RGB(18, 247, 41)"
But this will not work for the rounded rectangle. I have been searching for hours trying to find a solution but I cannot find the answer. Can someone help?
Solution
Grouping...
Application.ActiveWindow.Page.Drop Application.Documents.Item("BASIC_U.VSS").Masters.ItemU("Rounded rectangle"), 0, 0
Dim vsoShps As Visio.Shapes
Set vsoShps = pg.Shapes
Dim totalShapes As Integer
totalShapes = vsoShps.count
Set vsoShape1 = vsoShps.Item(totalShapes)
Dim shp As Visio.Shape
Set shp = ActiveWindow.Page.Shapes.ItemU("Rounded rectangle")
ActiveWindow.DeselectAll
ActiveWindow.Select shp, visSelect
Dim shpGrp As Visio.Shape
Set shpGrp = ActiveWindow.Selection.Group
'Set fill on child shape
shpGrp.Shapes(1).CellsU("Fillforegnd").FormulaU = "RGB(18, 247, 41)"
Single Shape...
Application.ActiveWindow.Page.Drop Application.Documents.Item("BASIC_U.VSS").Masters.ItemU("Rounded rectangle"), 0, 0
Dim vsoShps As Visio.Shapes
Set vsoShps = pg.Shapes
Dim totalShapes As Integer
totalShapes = vsoShps.count
Set vsoShape1 = vsoShps.Item(totalShapes)
vsoShape1.CellsU("Fillforegnd").FormulaU = "RGB(18, 247, 41)"
Upvotes: 1
Views: 7739
Reputation: 2698
You appear to be grouping a single shape. This has the effect of wrapping your target shape/s in an outer shape. This outer shape (the group shape) doesn't have any Geometry by default and this explains why setting the fill cell has no visible effect. The text will be visible, but again, you're doing this to the group shape, not the shape you originally selected.
So assuming that the grouping is intentional you can address the child shape like this:
Dim shp As Visio.Shape
Set shp = ActiveWindow.Page.Shapes.ItemU("Rounded rectangle")
'or
'Set shp = ActiveWindow.Selection.PrimaryItem
'or
'Set shp = ActivePage.Shapes(1)
ActiveWindow.DeselectAll
ActiveWindow.Select shp, visSelect
Dim shpGrp As Visio.Shape
Set shpGrp = ActiveWindow.Selection.Group
'Set fill on child shape
shpGrp.Shapes(1).CellsU("Fillforegnd").FormulaU = "RGB(18, 247, 41)"
'or, since you still have a reference to the child
'shp.CellsU("Fillforegnd").FormulaU = "RGB(18, 247, 41)"
Upvotes: 1