Make diagrams from your spreadsheets.
Diagramic is updated to support Copy/Paste from Microsoft Excel, Google Spreadsheet, OpenOffice, etc.
Create diagram from spreadsheets:
1. Open your spreadsheet, select the table cells you want to use. Click Copy (Ctrl-C)
2. Open Diagramic.com text diagram tab, Click Paste (Ctrl-V)
3. Click on "Draw Diagram"
Diagramic Team
We are releasing the first alpha of diagramic application.
Diagrams can be created from either plain text or Google spreadsheet.
1. To create diagram from text, just enter the text in this format:
Text -> "Text with spaces"
Example:
Hello -> World
Hello -> "Sweet Home"
2. To create diagram from Google Spreadsheet, just copy and paste public link to the spreadsheet and click the button.
3. Three layouts of diagrams are supported: horizontal, circular and vertical
Let us know what you think,
Diagramic Team
Here is our famous "Forbes 400" Interactive Map - in full screen version. Forbes only gave us 570px width on their web site. Here is our full screen version:
Try: zoom, pan, check boxes, drop-down menu, click on names, click and hold, quick tips, etc.
And check out the Quick tips right above the map .
Here our updated Logo. Diagramic is all about "connecting the dots" in data visualization. Create amazing diagrams for your projects. It's fast, easy, and impressive.
Meet Diagramic team at the Office 2.0 conference in San Francisco, September 3-5, 2008. We will be presenting at the Launchpad an easy way to make diagrams for your projects. We will demo Silicon valley investments diagrams, interactive diagram of the Forbes 400 list, and live diagrams created from Google spreadsheets.
Contact: (832)859.2837, or e-mail: support (at) diagramic.com
Data visualization is powerful. Seeing is believing. Spreadsheets were cool 20 years ago. Now we have access to more data and we need new tools to work with the data.
Test: try to find a 2nd degree of separation in the spreadsheet table.
Diagrams can help to analyze and manage products, resources, investments, expenses, etc.
"... no one can be told what the diagrams are, you have to see it for yourself"
Example: Forbes 400 Alumni Network (click on image see live diagram on Forbes web site).
