Sample files

In this section, you can find severals already prepared Excel sample files ready to be used in your project.

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In the following Excel files you will find 3 tabs:

  • Usage: this tab is commented so you can write whatever you like in this tab, it will be ignored by the package of c4b

main_hierarchy_tab_usage

  • Nodes (Blue Hierarchy): there are 5 columns in this tab:
    • Node ID: the ID of the node
    • Node Name: the name of the node
    • Parent Node ID: the ID of the immediate parent of the node
    • Object Type: the ID of the object type of the node
    • Info Nb Attribut Specs: this is a calculated and commented column. It checks on the third tab Attribute Links, how many attribute links the node has.

main_hierarchy_tab_nodes

  • Attribute Links: there are 6 columns included in this tab:
    • Node ID: the ID of the node
    • Node Name: this is a calculated and commented column. The formula looks for the ID put on that is set on the first column and looks on the second tab of the file Nodes (Blue Hierarchy) the corresponding ID.
    • Attribute: the ID of the attribute that you want to link to the node.
    • Metadata ID: if you have one metadata on the link, you can put the ID of the metadata attribute here.
    • Value: if you have mentioned a metadata ID on the previous column, you can specify the value here.
    • Comment: this is a commented column. You can write whatever you want here, the package from c4b will ignore it.

main_hierarchy_tab_attribute_links

List Of Values

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In the following Excel files you will find 11 tabs:

  • Usage: this tab is commented so you can write whatever you like in this tab, it will be ignored by the package of c4b

lov_usage_tab

  • LOV Definition: this tab is used to specify LOV definition and there are 6 columns:
    • ID: the ID of the LOV and there is an hyperlink to the corresponding tab.
    • NAME: The name of the LOV
    • GROUP: The ID of the LOV group where the LOV will be inserted
    • Use of ID for values: you must specify true when the LOV is using ID along with values and false when the LOV is only using values
    • Type: the type of values that can be inserted in the LOV
    • MaxLength: whenever values should have a maximum length, you can specify the size here

lov_definition_tab

  • Tabs from LOV_1 to LOV_7: you can specify the values that will be used on each LOV. Each of these tabs have 2 columns:
    • LOV ID: used to specify the ID of the LOV
    • Value: used to add a value on the LOV

lov_only_values_tab

  • Tabs LOV_8 to LOV_9: you can specify the IDs and values that will be used on each LOV. Each of these tabs have 3 columns:
    • LOV ID: used to specify the ID of the LOV
    • ID: used to specify the ID of the LOV value that is added on this line
    • Value: used to add a value on the LOV

lov_id_values_tab

Attributes

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In the following Excel files you will find 6 tabs:

  • usage: this tab is commented so you can write whatever you like in this tab, it will be ignored by the package of c4b

attribute_usage_tab

  • AttributeGroup: used to manage the Attribute Group definition. There are 9 columns:
    • Name: Name of the Attribute Group
    • Nb Attribute: calculated and commented column that count the number of attributes on this group from the other tabs
    • Context ID (X2): ID of a context qualifier
    • Name (X2): Name of the Attribute Group in the context
    • Parent Attribute Group: ID of the parent
    • Manually: true to enable manual sorting of the attributes in the group, otherwise false
    • Show In Workbench: true to show otherwise false

attribute_group_tab

  • ATG_1 to ATG_4: used to insert de the definition of attributes for the attribute group. There are 24 columns:
    • Attribute ID: ID of the attribute
    • Context ID (X2): ID of a context qualifier
    • Name (X2): Name of the attribute in the context
    • Meta Attribute ID (X2): ID of any metadata attribute that is on the attribute
    • Context ID (X2): ID of a context qualifier
    • Value (X2): Value of the metadata attribute in the context
    • Attribute type: either Description or Specification
    • Mandatory: true if mandatory, otherwise false
    • Multivalued: true if attribute can have multiple values, otherwise false
    • Hierarchy filter: true if attribute has multiple values and they can be filtered on a node of the primary hierarchy, otherwise false
    • ExternallyMaintained: true if maintained externally otherwise false
    • FullTextIndexed: true or false
    • Validity and Validity2: ID of object type where the attribut is valid
    • ListOfValues: ID of the list of value in case the attribute is using one
    • Validation: validation type of the attribut when it does not use a list of value
    • MaxLength: whenever values should have a maximum length, you can specify the size here
    • Derived: true if the attribute is calculated otherwise false
    • Attribute Group: ID of the Attribute Group where the attribute is

attribute_definition_tab

List Of Values filter

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In the following Excel files you will find 4 tabs:

  • Usage: this tab is commented so you can write whatever you like in this tab, it will be ignored by the package of c4b

main_hierarchy_tab_usage

  • Nodes (Blue Hierarchy): there are 5 columns in this tab:
    • Node ID: the ID of the node
    • Node Name: the name of the node
    • Parent Node ID: the ID of the immediate parent of the node
    • Object Type: the ID of the object type of the node
    • Info Nb Attribut Specs: this is a calculated and commented column. It checks on the third tab Attribute Links, how many attribute links the node has.

main_hierarchy_tab_nodes

  • Attribute Links: there are 6 columns included in this tab:
    • Node ID: the ID of the node
    • Node Name: this is a calculated and commented column. The formula looks for the ID put on that is set on the first column and looks on the second tab of the file Nodes (Blue Hierarchy) the corresponding ID.
    • Attribute: the ID of the attribute that you want to link to the node.
    • Metadata ID: if you have one metadata on the link, you can put the ID of the metadata attribute here.
    • Value: if you have mentioned a metadata ID on the previous column, you can specify the value here.
    • Comment: this is a commented column. You can write whatever you want here, the package from c4b will ignore it.

main_hierarchy_tab_attribute_links

  • LOV Filter: there are 13 columns in this tab:
    • Node ID: ID of node
    • Node Name: this is a calculated and commented column. The formula gets automatically the name of the node by using the ID on the first column and searching on the second tabs
    • Attribute ID: ID of the attribute to filter
    • Value1 to Value10: insert values that should be filtered

main_hierarchy_lov_filter_tab

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