Variables of the set of system

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{{NB|To access this window in Opera Job Management: from the ''System variable sets archive'' window, select the [[File:tastovariabili.png]] button.}}
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[[Image:finestragestionesetvariabilisistema.png|thumb|500px|The system variable set management window]]
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==Section 1: Function buttons==
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*The [[File:+.png]] button starts the insertion of a new record.
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*The [[File:-.png]] button deletes a record from the archive.
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*The [[File:modifica.png]] button modifies the data of a record.
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*The [[File:=.png]] button copies the data of a record.
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*The [[File:tastofrecce.png]] button changes the position of the records in the list.
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*The [[file:tastoexcel.png]] button allows you to export the contents of the current window to a spreadsheet-format document, such as Excel. More information about using this function can be found on the [[How to use a spreadsheet to export/import data in Opera|dedicated page]].
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==Section 2: master data==
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*'''Name'''[[File:tastomenutendina.png]]: name of the variable selected from the list. For the explanation of the variable abbreviations, see [[Appendix III: variables and symbols]].
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*'''Desc.''': description of the variable.
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==Section 3: variable configuration in printouts ==
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*'''Show on window chart''': if active, prints the variable value in the window chart.
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*'''Show in diagrams''': if active, prints the variable value in the typology diagrams.
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*'''Export to XML file''': if active, exports the variable to XML.
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*'''Units of measurement'''[[File:tastomenutendina.png]]: field used to select the unit of measurement of the variable.
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*'''Decimals'''[[File:tastomenutendina.png]]: field used to select the number of decimal places of the variable value in the printout.
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*'''Print'''[[File:tastomenutendina.png]]: field used to define how the variable is printed. The value ''auto'' indicates that the setting is managed automatically by the program.
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==Section 4: variable settings ==
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*'''Value''': field used to define the variable value.
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*'''Sash No.'''[[File:tastomenutendina.png]]: field used to link the variable to a sash number, when required by the configuration.
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*'''Type'''[[File:tastomenutendina.png]]: field used to select the variable type, according to the proposed list.
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*'''Optional''': if active, indicates that the variable is optional.
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*'''No data option''': allows you to define the option to be used when no data is available.
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*'''Chapter'''[[File:tastoc.png]]: allows you to associate the variable with a chapter, when required.
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*'''Position''': allows you to define the position of the variable.
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*'''Auto value''': allows you to define an automatic value for the variable.
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==Section 5: table variable ==
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*'''Table variable'''[[File:tastomenutendina.png]]: allows you to configure a variable based on a value table.
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*'''From / to''': fields used to define the value intervals.
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*'''Value''': field used to define the value to be assigned to each interval.
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{{NB|Greyed-out fields are enabled according to the variable settings and allow further choices for their configuration.}}
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== Related items ==
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*[[Variables|Appendix III: variables and symbols]]

Revision as of 14:44, 14 July 2026

Note N.B: To access this window in Opera Job Management: from the System variable sets archive window, select the File:tastovariabili.png button.
The system variable set management window


Contents

Section 1: Function buttons

  • The File:+.png button starts the insertion of a new record.
  • The File:-.png button deletes a record from the archive.
  • The File:modifica.png button modifies the data of a record.
  • The File:=.png button copies the data of a record.
  • The File:Tastofrecce.png button changes the position of the records in the list.
  • The file:tastoexcel.png button allows you to export the contents of the current window to a spreadsheet-format document, such as Excel. More information about using this function can be found on the dedicated page.

Section 2: master data

  • Desc.: description of the variable.

Section 3: variable configuration in printouts

  • Show on window chart: if active, prints the variable value in the window chart.
  • Show in diagrams: if active, prints the variable value in the typology diagrams.
  • Export to XML file: if active, exports the variable to XML.
  • Units of measurementFile:tastomenutendina.png: field used to select the unit of measurement of the variable.
  • DecimalsFile:tastomenutendina.png: field used to select the number of decimal places of the variable value in the printout.
  • PrintFile:tastomenutendina.png: field used to define how the variable is printed. The value auto indicates that the setting is managed automatically by the program.

Section 4: variable settings

  • Value: field used to define the variable value.
  • Sash No.File:tastomenutendina.png: field used to link the variable to a sash number, when required by the configuration.
  • TypeFile:tastomenutendina.png: field used to select the variable type, according to the proposed list.
  • Optional: if active, indicates that the variable is optional.
  • No data option: allows you to define the option to be used when no data is available.
  • ChapterFile:tastoc.png: allows you to associate the variable with a chapter, when required.
  • Position: allows you to define the position of the variable.
  • Auto value: allows you to define an automatic value for the variable.


Section 5: table variable

  • Table variableFile:tastomenutendina.png: allows you to configure a variable based on a value table.
  • From / to: fields used to define the value intervals.
  • Value: field used to define the value to be assigned to each interval.
Note N.B: Greyed-out fields are enabled according to the variable settings and allow further choices for their configuration.


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