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
Using Peek
peek(). The purpose of this function is to “peek” at the result of any expression, without causing anything to become relevant just because you looked. So now, for example, the (party).FullName template can be {}{}{}{}{} {}{} {}{}. Checking peek(EntityTF) will still give you the value of EntityTF exactly the same way, BUT EntityTF will not become relevant just because you peeked at its value. So you can finally avoid having EntityTF show up on EVERY party; it can now be made to show up only on those parties that can sensibly be entities.