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If the form element is a repeated element, the text field is replaced with the value of all dynamically created fields separated by a comma. For example, if there are three dynamic field, the value could be //Anton,Sabine,Odo//. |
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+The value of form elements is visible in the document. When you wish to avoid that, you can set the word function as the help text of the form element. When the help text contains a function, that function always takes precedence over functions in the value of form elements. |
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See also [[repeated fields>>Formcycle.Designer.Form.ElementProperties.BaseProperties]]. |
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== Example == |
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In this example, the text field form control with the default text //tfFirstName// is replaced with the content of the form element named //tfFirstName//. Similarly, the text field form control //tfLastName// and //tfQuestion// are replaced with the corresponding form elements as well. |
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-== Word Fill functionen == |
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Sometimes it is necessary to transform or edit the raw value of a form element before inserting it into the word document. This can be achieved with the following functions. |
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