>I just created some output manually using PowerPoint that resembles an organizational chart. The output is six pages long and each page starts with a single top level node then the next level down can have anywhere from 4 to 8 levels across. From each of these sub-levels, I can have anywhere from 0 to 8 levels that all go down vertically. Each box has 3 lines of text so that output kinda looks like this:
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>                           __________________
>                           | Top Level Name |
>                           | Top Level Pct  |
>                            ----------------
>                                  |
>      ______________________________________________________________
>      |                           |
>_______________            _______________
>|Sub Level 1a |            |Sub Level 1b |
>|Sub Lift %   |            |Sub Lift %   |
>|Sub Base %   |            |Sub Base %   |
>---------------            ---------------
>      |                           |
>_______________            _______________
>|Sub Level 2a1|            |Sub Level 2b1|
>|Sub Lift %   |            |Sub Lift %   |
>|Sub Base %   |            |Sub Base %   |
>---------------            ---------------
>      |                           |
>_______________            _______________
>|Sub Level 3a2|            |Sub level 3b2|
>|Sub Lift %   |            |Sub Lift %   |
>|Sub Base %   |            |Sub Base %   |
>---------------            ---------------
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>I like the style of the ouput but with as many as 70 or so boxes that needed to be individually populated (per page) I need to automate the process. Anyone ever done something similar? I suppose I can try to automate PowerPoint, create SVG type output or try something else (I do not have Visio).

Organizational Chart activex might help.
Cetin