GETTING STARTED
BASICS
KNACKLY DESIGNERS
- Browser Designer
- Word Designer
- Adding Variables to your Word templates – Video
- Creating a New Template in the Word Designer – Video
- Using the Options in the Word Designer – Video
- Installing the Word Designer Add-in
- My Knackly Word Designer Doesn’t Log In
- Inserting Docx templates within a Docx template
- Trouble Shooting Word Add-in Designer
- Indenting Variables in Microsoft Word
- PDF Designer
TRANSFORM DATA
- Filters and Functions
- Advanced Operators and Expressions Guide
- Relevancy Guide
- Formula Reference
- Date Calculations
- Filters
- HotDocs to Knackly Functions
- List Functions
- Date Formats
- Text Functions
- Using Knackly Queries
- Using the date.today() Feature
- Using _app for hiding and showing labels, help text and text blocks in layouts
- Date Calculation Examples
- Finance Functions
- Order of Operations Guide
- Math Functions
- Knackly Formula for Totaling Costs in Tables
- Creating Multiple Documents From a List
- Using Your Data
- Date Forumlas
ADMINISTRATION
PRACTICE AREA
Lists of Items Examples
Bullet Lists (repeats)
{[list Children]}
- My {[Relationship]} {[FullName]}
{[endlist]}
In Line Lists
My children {[list Children|punc: “1, 2 and 3”]}{[Relationship]} {[FullName]}{[endlist]}
My children {[list Children|punc: “1, 2, and 3”]}{[Relationship]} {[FullName]}{[endlist]}
My children {[list Children|punc: “1, 2”]}{[Relationship]} {[FullName]}{[endlist]}
My children {[list Children|punc: “1 and 2”]}{[Relationship]} {[FullName]}{[endlist]}
In Line Lists with additional Formating
If you wanted to have a sentence that has () around the number then you would use _index to get the number.
{[list Children |punc:”1, 2, and 3″]}({[_index]}) {[Name]}{[endlist]}
The result would be (1) John, (2), Jane, and (3) Mark
If you want to have just the first person listed then it would look like.
listvar[0].varname
{[Chidren[0].Name]}