If the highest level (sub)package is say HL2 and you have sub-packages to HL5, when override is set to HL2 all packages and sub-packages will report at HL2. You can limit the depth of nested sub-packages by using the Heading Level override, there is very little documentation of how this works so this is what I've found. Secondly on those documents where I want a package reported but it consists of just sub-packages I need to set the 'skip root' option within the document template (Edit template->File->Document options). However in order to get the correct numbering consistently I have turned off numbering in the RTF template. The Master document has the HL1 for the section, the RTF documents start at HL2. In order to get the right information from EA in the (almost) right formatting I have created 'section' documents in EA.
I have created a Master document in Word with all the styles set correctly. OK, thought I'd post this regarding my exploits: Let me know if this covers what you are asking. Set the numbering to MyList - Level 2 - using: The newly created numbering should then be accessible under Paragraph | List Numbering. In the Content window select the text to be numbered Note: As the heading fonts are incremented for nested packages, if a 1.1.1 starter is required rather than 1.0.0, then the: List Levels properties | Start At - needs to be set for or all list levels.ġ. To set the second level numbering (MyList):ġ) In List Level - Set this to: 2 (maybe for nested Packages or Elements)Ģ) Set the Start At: change from 0 to 1 (change from 1.0 to 1.1 formatting)ĭo this for level 3, Level 4 etc. To set the first level numbering (used in the Package Section):ġ) From the List Override drop-down, select the List Item just created (i.e. Select the List to Override just created (MyList).ģ) To set the Style of each level you need to set the List Level Properties for each level using Edit | List and Overrides | Edit List Level.Define the name of a new listing in the List Name field i.e MyList.Ģ) Create the List Override using: Edit | List Overrides | Create List Override.To create a specific list numbering, perform the following steps.ġ) Select Edit | List Overrides | Create List item. These Numbering Lists can then be applied using Paragraph Numbering to the Headings set for Packages and Elements. The List overrides also need to have the 1.0.0.0 initial setting on the formatting altered to 1.1.1. To do this a numbering “List” must be set up and a set of “List Overrides” defined for this “List”. With RTF reporting there is a general need to set the List Numbering format for the different levels of indentation in a generated document. User defined numbering can be set up using the menu items under Edit | List and Overrides. It is generally the poor document management that is letting it down.Ĭan somebody please provide a good resource to help with RTF generation? Or suggest a method of bypassing it, i.e. After being an advocate for so long of EA, and having just intorduced it to yet another company, I'm starting to get slightly disheartened. You get close, but it doesn't work like the whitepaper suggests, similar to the master and virtual document RTF help.
#Numbering heading styles in word 2013 generator
I'm now experimenting with editing in word and copying and pasting back into the RTF generator but just when I think I'm getting somewhere, it does another crazy reformat.Īs for the RTF generator whitepaper, then I'm afraid I've given up on it.
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I have tried on many occasions to figure out why the numbering for level 2 starts, n.0, or why the formatting of level 2 or 3 is not the same as I've specified in the template. Just to let you know you are not on your own.
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