Hi experts, I'm using Office 2013 and Visio 2010. My data format is in .csv or .xlsx. I need to import some simple matrix data into a Visio 2010 VBA macro and then autoconnect the shapes together, and use the excel information to put labels on all the shapes and connectors.The matrix will be 15x15 or greater, but for simplicity I have reduced it to 7x7.BSL A B C D E F.BSL - . . . . 8. need to import some simple matrix data into a Visio 2010 VBA macro and then autoconnect the shapes together, and use the excel information to put labels on all the shapes and connectors. The matrix will be 15x15 or greater, but for simplicity I have reduced it to 7x7. BSL A B C D E F. BSL - . . . . 8.
B Positive Relatevely Rare. B positive is one of the less common blood types; only 9 percent of people have it. The most rare type is AB negative, which only 1 percent have, and the most common is O positive, occurring in 38 percent of people. Some believe that people of certain blood types exhibit certain personality traits, somewhat like signs of the zodiac.
Best Answer: In the US, Type O positive is the most common and type AB negative is the least common. Someone else posted a wildly incorrect ration for Rh postive and negative as 50:50, but in reality it is about 85% postive and 15% negative in the US. just now. Report Abuse. The most common blood type in the US is A+ and O+ (about 40% each) and this trend continues in most of the western nations. Many Asian nations have mostly A+ and B+ and thus there are also a lot of AB+. Rh positive is generally more commonly seen than Rh negative all over the world.