Some of the Visio Metric templates for floor plans set the Measurement Unit to Millimeters, but I prefer to use Meters because this unit is more suitable for large areas. The Measurement Unit specifies the unit applied to the value in the DrawingScale cell of the PageSheet. There are other linear measurement unit options though, as listed in the following table. Changing the Drawing Scale type also changes the Measurement Unit, as per the following table. The internal units of Visio are inches to four decimal places, but each page can have these converted to a selected measurement unit. I only use Metric or Architectural for floor plans in Visio, and the nearest equivalent pre-defined scales are listed below. The following table lists all of those that are pre-defined, although it is possible to enter any custom scale. Visio provides four pre-defined alternative systems Metric, Architectural, Civil Engineering and Mechanical Engineering using the Page Setup / Drawing Scale dialog. Of course, the only time that the scale on the Visio page matches the print is when the page and paper are exactly the same. The ANSI Architectural sizes do not reduce well to fit normally available printer paper sizes, but this is not an issue if the output is digital. Fortunately, the ANSI Engineering paper sizes are based on the Letter and Folio paper sizes, so they could be reduced to fit, if the correct paper tray is selected. However, US Units pages have a problem because of the different side ratios. Metric page sizes have no problem being reduced to print on A4 or A3 paper because they have the same ratio of sides ( A Paper Sizes ). Paper TypeĪn analysis of the sizes reveals that these are the nearest equivalent page sizes in the three systems of interest. In the following table of the pre-defined paper sizes presented in Visio, I have named the ANSI Architectural paper sizes as per there proper names ( US Paper Sizes), but the Visio interface does not name them. Therefore, I often set the Visio page to fit to 1 sheet across by 1 sheet down in Page Setup / Print Setup. Pages in Visio are not necessarily the same size or orientation as the paper that it is printed to, or exported as a pdf, but it is often expected that the page should print nicely to whatever size paper is being used. Visualizing Information with Microsoft Visio.Microsoft Visio Business Process Diagramming and Validation.Mastering Data Visualization with Microsoft Visio.My session and other Visio sessions at MSIgnite 2019.Designing Power Automate Flows with Microsoft Visio.Creating Visio Tabs and Apps for Teams with SharePoint Framework (SPFx).Using the Visio Data Visualizer in Excel.Key differences between the Visio desktop and web apps.Customising Visio Shapes for the Web App.Comparing Visio for the Web and Desktop.
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