Leaflet part 1

Part of the Leaflet Quick Win scenario for QuSheet   
Part of the Leaflet Quick Win scenario for QuSheet   
 
 
     
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Change Workbook / Tables (“clauses”) to set paragraphs to display on your output. The value of the table gives the text. Columns A, B and C give pre-requisite values for A, B and C as defined in your individual Sheet. The “id” column gives a unique id for your paragraph. The “pre id” column gives the id of the paragraph that this should appear under, with “top” for top level paragraphs.    
    
The A, B and C fields are defined under Sheet / + Field Values. The sheet called “client abc” sets these as “a”, “b” and “c” respectively in this example. Use the menu entry Sheet / Clone (when in the Sheet tab) to create new sheets and change the values in those fields as you wish.    
    
It is also possible to create paragraphs which appear using more complex conditions than a simple match of A, B and C. This requires getting into a little bit more complexity with regards to using QuSheet – in particular, moving away from the straight data driven side and programming some of QuSheet’s headings. One special paragraph has been set up as a template.    
    
To start changing the special paragraph and its conditions, start with a project which has only one sheet. You may well need to change the Sheet Entries, and you want to do this before you clone.    
    
The heading “special clause condition” governs whether “special clause” is displayed. Within this, “special sub-clause condition” governs whether “special sub-clause” is displayed. You can use these as templates for your own special clauses and conditions, but remember to set the Selector at your top-level to “ABC selector”.    
 
 
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Change Workbook / Tables (“clauses”) to set paragraphs to display on your output. The value of the table gives the text. Columns A, B and C give pre-requisite values for A, B and C as defined in your individual Sheet. The “id” column gives a unique id for your paragraph. The “pre id” column gives the id of the paragraph that this should appear under, with “top” for top level paragraphs.    

The A, B and C fields are defined under Sheet / + Field Values. The sheet called “client abc” sets these as “a”, “b” and “c” respectively in this example. Use the menu entry Sheet / Clone (when in the Sheet tab) to create new sheets and change the values in those fields as you wish.    

It is also possible to create paragraphs which appear using more complex conditions than a simple match of A, B and C. This requires getting into a little bit more complexity with regards to using QuSheet – in particular, moving away from the straight data driven side and programming some of QuSheet’s headings. One special paragraph has been set up as a template.    

To start changing the special paragraph and its conditions, start with a project which has only one sheet. You may well need to change the Sheet Entries, and you want to do this before you clone.    

The heading “special clause condition” governs whether “special clause” is displayed. Within this, “special sub-clause condition” governs whether “special sub-clause” is displayed. You can use these as templates for your own special clauses and conditions, but remember to set the Selector at your top-level to “ABC selector”.    

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