- Select BPMN under the Import group on the Export/Import tab.
- Click the Open button after browsing to find and pick the
.bpmnfile. - After the BPMN file loads, Bizagi Modeler will allow you to edit the diagram. The diagram will seem to have been made right there in Bizagi Modeler.
You can visually explore and analyze every object and component considered in a deployment with the Package Visualizer.
The visualizer consists of four parts: Dependency Viewer, Tree View, Context View, and Search Bar.
Turn on the switch in the upper-right corner of the Package Visualizer to access the objects that aren’t part of the package.
Worldwide objects Rules, Holidays, User Groups, and Emails are the four categories in which global elements appear when you activate the package without including any global objects.
You can enter or query for (those who modified the objects) using the search bar at the top of the window.
You can open the Dependency Viewer by clicking on the element name after choosing a node in the Tree View.
The package visualizer report is exportable as a comma-separated file.
Now let’s explore the file formats that Bizagi uses.
Bizagi currently supports plain text files with any extension (e.g., .dat, .csv, .xml), as well as Microsoft Word .docx and Excel .xlsx templates.
Make one or more templates with your corporate logo and default formatting (e.g., specific color scheme, document refresh date, page numbers, formulas) (the file format must be .docx, .xlsx, or .txt).
The text enclosed in brackets need not be the actual Xpath or the name of the attribute as it appears in the data model.
You can use the name enclosed in brackets as a guide to see what dynamic content will be displayed there. Subsequently, the Bizagi data source attribute will be associated with the reference you provided.
In order to make the mapping process itself easy to understand, we advise giving the data model’s necessary mappings a self-explanatory name that clearly indicates what needs to be mapped.
Bizagi currently supports plain text files with any extension (e.g., .dat, .csv, .xml), as well as Microsoft Word .docx and Excel .xlsx templates.
Please see the following articles for more details on how to create templates in various formats:
Let’s examine the process of converting Bizagi to PDF.
Your finished documentation can be published and distributed in PDF format within your company.
Choose the diagrams and elements to be included in the output information to make it unique for your document.
An easy-to-use wizard is offered by Bizagi to guide you through the process of creating your documentation.
Using the drag and drop functionality, select the order in which you want your diagrams to be published. As an alternative, you can use the [GeneratinWeb0] button to sort them alphabetically.
The collapsible panel on the right displays each diagram along with all of its components. Choose the elements you want to publish in the documentation for each diagram.
You can filter the diagrams’ elements by role or element type using the left panel.
In this step, the chosen elements become visible. Choose the order in which you want the elements exported for each diagram.
Let’s look at how to export data to Excel from Bizagi.
With just a few clicks, you can quickly export table contents from the Work Portal to Excel or PDF in order to access the information shown in a particular table.
Enable the corresponding option on the form that contains the table to permit exporting the data to Excel or PDF.
To view the table’s properties, navigate to the form and click it.
Find the and properties in the. Allow the one you want.
They are both able to be enabled.
Proceed to the activity that has the table in it.
In the table’s lower right corner, a new icon is visible.
Give it a click.
Choose the format you want to export in if you have both Excel and PDF export enabled.
The table’s columns will be exported to the appropriate Excel cell format.