No, Microsoft Visio does not have built-in functionality to add tags to user-defined shapes. In Visio, shapes are typically used to represent objects or elements in a diagram, and they do not inherently support tagging or metadata. However, you can achieve a similar effect by using shape data fields or custom properties.
Shape data fields allow you to associate data with shapes in Visio. You can define custom data fields and assign values to them for individual shapes. This data can act as tags or metadata for your shapes. To add shape data fields to a shape, you can use the Shape Data window in Visio, which allows you to define and assign values to the data fields.
Custom properties provide another way to associate additional information with shapes. You can define custom properties for shapes and assign values to them. These properties can act as tags or metadata for your shapes. To add custom properties to a shape, you can use the ShapeSheet in Visio and define custom cells for the shape.
By utilizing shape data fields or custom properties, you can add tags or metadata to your user-defined shapes in Visio. This allows you to associate additional information with the shapes and enhance their functionality and organization within your diagrams.