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Excel to Graphviz
Free Excel tool to easily create Graphviz data visualizations.
...Build a CSS-like gallery of reusable styles that lets you apply consistent visual themes. Run SQL queries for advanced data import. Export graphs as BMP, GIF, JPG, PDF, PNG, or SVG files (with animation support). View Graphviz DOT code and command-line messages. Works on Windows and macOS with a ribbon interface and UTF-8 support for global text. Explore illustrated guides at https://exceltographviz.com With over 10,000 downloads and a SourceForge Community Choice award, this open-source VBA tool clarifies complex data. Download now and turn data into insight. -
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FLO (Markup Language)
FLO: a simple markup language to write flowcharts with any text editor
FLO is a simple markup language to write flowcharts with any text editor. FLO is a free and open-source plain text markup language that makes it possible to write a flowchart in any text editor, using a simple, easy-to-understand and readable text format. With its simple text format, FLO allows users to easily create diagrams and visual representations of even the most intricate concepts. Whether you are an engineer, scientist, educator, storyteller, or just someone who wants to...
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