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Hi All
When printing sub-elements, for example Constraints or Scenarios, if none have been defined eaDocX prints
(none)
I have tried changing this by using a Conditional Formatting rule [ Text same as (none) ] and [ Empty ], but to no effect, eaDocX still prints (none)
Is there a way to change the output for an empty sub-element collection from (none) to something user-defined?
All the best
Have you tried using the ‘Compact Document’ option? Does this still happen ?
The Compact Document option certainly removes the empty constraints etc, nothing appears at all for empty constraints etc.
However what I was after is an indication that a set of data is missing from the model. So rather than output
(none)
I would like to output
No Constraints Defined!
similarly for other empty sub element collections
Hmm, maybe a change to try the new scripting option in the new beta?
Ah – I think I see what you need. In most other cases, when there’s an empty condition, we allow some other default string to be printed – looks like we missed one….I’ll have a look.
OK – there is a new Application setting to define what to print where no sub-elements are present. It is not specific to the kind of sub-element which is not present, as that is national-language dependent, so we can’t pick up the sub-element type from EA. So its a fixed string.
New feature will be in 3.4 Beta 2, when that is available.
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