Excel blueprint title block template how to#
Though there are only a few items in each example, one of them can be used as an example of how to create a Title Block. Next to the Backgrounds tab is a tab for Borders & Titles. On the Design tab in Visio, there is a tab for Backgrounds, but it does not contain any title blocks. Though this is one use of a background page, there are more so I prefer referring to them as background pages. In some Visio articles/videos, Visio background pages have been referred to as Title Blocks. You can even insert several label and value pairs in the text block. You can insert a after the label text string and the value will be below the label. The label and the value need not be in a line. In the case below, the text “Date Printed” and the Field “Print Date/Time” from the Date/Time Category is inserted. A text block can contain the label AND the value. Actually, the pair of shapes can be a single shape. As Visio Guy likes to point out, keep the shape simple. In the Title Block shape, each pair is a group shape, but that is not necessary. Each pair is a label text block (Client) and a value text block (name). Visio Title Block ShapeĪ Title block is just a collection of pairs of text blocks that show information about the diagram.
One of the shapes is in the Audit Diagram Shapes stencil. Visio does have Title Block shapes, but considering the modifications required to customize it and that creation is relatively easy, I will start from scratch. Most Engineering / Architectural drawings have a concept called a Title Block, a bunch of information about a drawing laid out in a consistent pattern and location on various drawings. The user was familiar with AutoCAD and title blocks, but was having trouble with the concept in Visio. Recently a user asked in the Answers forum about Title Blocks and I figured that, that would be a good beginner’s topic to talk about.
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