This can't easily be done, because Visio doesn't provide a nice .Copy method on the page object in Visio.
This can be done through VBA, but it is not as straightforward as I think it should be.
I'll paste some VBA code below that you can use by passing an array of filenames in that will copy in all pages in each of those documents. Note however it will not copy any page-level shapesheet values, as that's just too involved for me now...so if you're simply copying shapes, this should work for you (The TryMergeDocs sub is what I used to test this, and its seems to work well)...
Private Sub TryMergeDocs()
Dim Docs() As Variant
Docs = Array("C:\Tmp\JunkVSD\Drawing1.vsd", "C:\Tmp\JunkVSD\Drawing2.vsd", "C:\Tmp\JunkVSD\Drawing3.vsd")
MergeDocuments Docs
End Sub
Sub MergeDocuments(FileNames() As Variant, Optional DestDoc As Visio.Document)
' merge into a new document if no document is provided
On Error GoTo PROC_ERR
If DestDoc Is Nothing Then
Set DestDoc = Application.Documents.Add("")
End If
Dim CheckPage As Visio.Page
Dim PagesToDelete As New Collection
For Each CheckPage In DestDoc.Pages
PagesToDelete.Add CheckPage
Next CheckPage
Set CheckPage = Nothing
' loop through the FileNames array and open each one, and copy each page into destdoc
Dim CurrFileName As String
Dim CurrDoc As Visio.Document
Dim CurrPage As Visio.Page, CurrDestPage As Visio.Page
Dim CheckNum As Long
Dim ArrIdx As Long
For ArrIdx = LBound(FileNames) To UBound(FileNames)
CurrFileName = CStr(FileNames(ArrIdx))
Set CurrDoc = Application.Documents.OpenEx(CurrFileName, visOpenRO)
For Each CurrPage In CurrDoc.Pages
Set CurrDestPage = DestDoc.Pages.Add()
With CurrDestPage
On Error Resume Next
Set CheckPage = DestDoc.Pages(CurrPage.Name)
If Not CheckPage Is Nothing Then
While Not CheckPage Is Nothing ' handle duplicate names by putting (#) after the original name
CheckNum = CheckNum + 1
Set CheckPage = Nothing
Set CheckPage = DestDoc.Pages(CurrPage.Name & "(" & CStr(CheckNum) & ")")
Wend
CurrDestPage.Name = CurrPage.Name & "(" & CStr(CheckNum) & ")"
Else
CurrDestPage.Name = CurrPage.Name
End If
On Error GoTo PROC_ERR
Set CheckPage = Nothing
CheckNum = 0
' copy the page contents over
CopyPage CurrPage, CurrDestPage
End With
DoEvents
Next CurrPage
DoEvents
Application.AlertResponse = 7
CurrDoc.Close
Next ArrIdx
For Each CheckPage In PagesToDelete
CheckPage.Delete 0
Next CheckPage
PROC_END:
Application.AlertResponse = 0
Exit Sub
PROC_ERR:
MsgBox Err.Number & vbCr & Err.Description
GoTo PROC_END
End Sub
Sub CopyPage(CopyPage As Visio.Page, DestPage As Visio.Page)
Dim TheSelection As Visio.Selection
Dim CurrShp As Visio.Shape
DoEvents
Visio.Application.ActiveWindow.DeselectAll
DestPage.PageSheet.CellsSRC(visSectionObject, visRowPage, visPageHeight).Formula = CopyPage.PageSheet.CellsSRC(visSectionObject, visRowPage, visPageHeight).ResultIU
DestPage.PageSheet.CellsSRC(visSectionObject, visRowPage, visPageWidth).Formula = CopyPage.PageSheet.CellsSRC(visSectionObject, visRowPage, visPageWidth).ResultIU
Set TheSelection = Visio.ActiveWindow.Selection
For Each CurrShp In CopyPage.Shapes
TheSelection.Select CurrShp, visSelect
DoEvents
Next
TheSelection.Copy visCopyPasteNoTranslate
DestPage.Paste visCopyPasteNoTranslate
TheSelection.DeselectAll
End Sub
Necroing to a degree, but you can use the
Visio.ActivePage.SelectAll
method instead of cycling through them – David Colwell – 2015-10-14T02:13:05.417Thank you. I'll try that out today! if it works, I'll be back to vote you up and accept the answer as promised. – David Stratton – 2009-11-09T14:06:27.800