Hello Michael, Thank you very much for the information.This solves this issue for me. Given that I can obtain the function tree of a particular function, I wonder if there is a tool that would be able to then automatically write the usage header in the package and then copy the actual function code into the package. For instance, I have function called getFinancialData[...] I would like the usage section of the package to be getFinancialData::usage = "getFinancialData[symbol,{startDate,endDate,period:'Day'}]."; And then have the definition for getFinancial package copied from the notebook to the package file. This would allow someone to write code, test it, improve functions, etc,,, Then, when satisfied that you have a properly running main function, put all the finally used functions in a package while leaving behind all the early attempts or those functions that fell by the wayside.

Thank you Michael. I tried your suggestion and used it on a function I wrote. I obtained a fairly large graph with quite a few system functions like TpyeSystemSummaryPackagePrivate`deemph along with functions from my notebook. Is there a way I can get a graph of just the functions in my notebook? I guess I could select from the VertexList only those vertices whose name starts with a lowercase (since I name my functions with a name that starts with a lowercase), but I would like something more robust and that would only provide the names of functions defined in the notebook.

Regards, Henrick

Maybe ResourceFunction["SymbolDependencyGraph"] can help. Not sure how it handles recursion. If you have recursive calls, you can check.