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ChooseFromHzRDBList - XpressDox
Present a list of horizontal radio buttons on your XpressDox interview Command structure: «ChooseFromHzRDBList(Entity_Type,Individual,Corporate)» By default the first value in the fillpoint will be selected, but it is possible to remove the default by adding an additional comma in front of that first value. Like this:...
ChooseFromRDBList - XpressDox
Present a list of choices to the user on the XpressDox interview in the form of ‘Radio Buttons’. Command structure: «ChooseFromRDBList(style,free,formal,semi-formal)» Inserting a ChooseFromRDBList command into your template does not necessarily place the control onto the interview. If the value is not needed anywhere then the list will not...
Debug - XpressDox
Missing or superfluous End commands When a template is run, XpressDox will check for missing and floating End commands as well as floating Else commands. Wherever possible, the error message warning about one of these situations will give some context within the document where the relevant command is, so that...
The If Block (v14) - XpressDox
The ribbon With the launch of XpressDox low code, or version 14, the If Block is now available directly from the ribbon. This makes inserting conditional logic really quick and simple. Open the If Block from the ribbon and notice how all the field names from your template appear in...
If Command - XpressDox
Using the If command, chunks of text can be included in or excluded from the assembled document depending on values provided by the user in the interview. Command structure: «If(Balance_Outstanding > 10000)» «If(Beneficiary = 'Yes')» Examples of usage: Suppose special wording is required when the Balance_Outstanding is greater...
Advanced Conditional Logic
Suppose you would like to write a sentence something like one of the following, depending on the age of a child: My child <ChildName> is a teenager and is allowed to watch movies rated for 13 and older. OR My child <ChildName> is not a teenager but in any case, being <Age>,...
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