Data tables > Notes
This
topic explores creating a Note template that will include a table of Note
recipients, note links and note comments.
Tips:
- Add
the fax recipient table to a copy
of your existing fax template.
- Templates
are available to download via Administration tools>
Document templates
.
- Learn more about how to Generate
a Note document.
Table type available in note templates
To
create the following
tables in the Notes template, follow these steps and then continue with
the instructions specific to the table:
- Create
a Note template or double click an existing.
- Select
Edit bookmarks. Next.
Note Comments
use this on all Note type templates
This
example shows the original note with a table of comments made by multiple
users against the original note.
Header
- Make
sure there's only 1 row on the header.
- Double
click the first cell and type the word Note Comments. Save.
- Double
click the second cell and type the word Date. Save.
- Double
click the third cell and type the word Comment. Save.
- Double
click the fourth cell and type the words Made by. Save.
Body
- Make
sure there's only 1 row on the body.
- Double
click the second cell and add Note Comment Date. Save.
- Double
click the third cell and add Note Comment Text. Save.
- Double
click the fourth cell and add Note Comment Given Name Note Comment Family
Name. Save.
Footer
- This
is blank, so select the Footer row and select Delete Row
.
- Finish off the template.
Finish the template
We just need to open the template and position the table in the document.
Complete the following steps
- Setup
the table following any of the above instructions.
- Click
Next. If you have more than one table in your document
template, click next through these too.
- At
the end, check the option Open the MS Word® template on close.
- Finish.
- Cut
and paste the table into the location you want the data to appear.
Tip: If you have another table in the MS Word® document, make sure they don't
join - the data won't populate. also you will notice
the table will be represented by a single row with the name of the table
in the first cell - this is as it should be.
Refer to Data tables for formatting suggestions.
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