Creating a Templated Report will often involve creating a table (in MSWord) and then adding identical report codes in each row, prefaced by a different ID number in each row. Here's a typical example:

This method is quite cumbersome and error prone, both in the construction of the template and in its maintenance, so we have created two alternative methods that allow you to achieve the same result:

1. Simple iteration.

With this method you create an iteration variable in one row of a table, and follow this with the output specifictions in a single next row, like this:

Here's another example, this time with a combination of IDs and "issues" for highlight indicators as an example. The base code for this example is : [id] [highlight n] [text]

2. Using one or more system parameters to create the iteration

Assuming that all of the ID numbers above belong to a particular tag (e.g., tag = Strategic Goal #1) you can also use this format:

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3. Using a [Report] to create the iteration

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