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- In the cell next to "Customer", create a Text Data macro and a Text Data macro and provide a relevant name.
In this example, we used "Customer". - In the cell next to "Junior Developer", create a List Data macroa List Datamacro.
- Inside the the List Data macromacro, add another macro by creating a a User Options macroOptions macro.
- Edit the the User Options macro macro according to your needs (groups, space(s), user(s) etc.)
- Do the same as the above step for the cells next to "Senior Developer" and "Support".
- In the cell next to "Start Date", type type Date Data.
Do the same as the above step for the cell next to "End Date".
Make sure to give each macro above a unique and identifiable name.
Your editor view should look something like this:Customer Junior Developer Senior Developer Support Start Date End Date862px - Click Save.
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Step 5: Retrieve User-entered Data and Display It
- Using the the Get Data macromacro, we can now retrieve the data that was saved into the form fields.
In the cell next to "Project Initiation", create a Get Data macroa Get Data macro. - In the preview window that appears, enter "seniordev" (or whatever name you provided in the "Senior Developer" List Data macro List Data macro) in the Field Name entry field.
- Do the same for the rest of the table cells with with Get Data macros macros that reference the other data macros that we saved information in.
The table should then look something like this:
Project Initiation Project Analysis Development Code Review QA Bug Fixes Support Handover / /
Documentation /
Monitoring Reporting Project Period From to
- Click Save.
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- Ensure that each Scaffolding element has a unique ID, as having the same ID for different elements may cause issues.
- Macro names are like variables that store data and these names allow the data to be retrieved at a later time.
- Dates from from Date Data can Data can be formatted (e.g. dd-MMM-yyyy)
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