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Spreadsheet Components, Declaration, Operation Tags

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Spreadsheet Components The spreadsheet for use with Remote Web Console consists of the following components: • Declaration • Operation tags • Parameters • Comments Figure 69 (page 128) is an example of a spreadsheet. Figure 69 Example of a Spreadsheet Declaration The declaration is required at the beginning of a spreadsheet. You need to change some items in the declaration because some items in the declaration differ depending on the program products you use or the settings you configure in a spreadsheet. For details, see the documentation for program products that support CFL Extension. • Format (variables are shown in italic): #!Version Version number,Program product,Type,; • Example: #!Version 05_02_01,CFL_RemoteCopyJournalMF,Get,; The following items of the declaration need to be changed. Do not change anything else. • Version number Specify the spreadsheet version number. A single-byte space is required between #!Version and the version number. • Program product Specify the program product that you use the spreadsheet for. • Type Specify the configuration type of the spreadsheet. Operation Tags A tag to label setting (parameters) is required for a spreadsheet. This tag is called an operation tag, which is formatted as a string in square brackets ([ ]). Operation tags are already written in the templates. 128 Using the CFL Extension

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Spreadsheet Components
The spreadsheet for use with Remote Web Console consists of the following components:
•
Declaration
•
Operation tags
•
Parameters
•
Comments
Figure 69 (page 128)
is an example of a spreadsheet.
Figure 69 Example of a Spreadsheet
Declaration
The declaration is required at the beginning of a spreadsheet. You need to change some items in
the declaration because some items in the declaration differ depending on the program products
you use or the settings you configure in a spreadsheet. For details, see the documentation for
program products that support CFL Extension.
•
Format (variables are shown in
italic
):
#!Version
Version number,Program product,Type
,;
•
Example:
#!Version 05_02_01,CFL_RemoteCopyJournalMF,Get,;
The following items of the declaration need to be changed. Do not change anything else.
•
Version number
Specify the spreadsheet version number. A single-byte space is required between
#!Version
and the version number.
•
Program product
Specify the program product that you use the spreadsheet for.
•
Type
Specify the configuration type of the spreadsheet.
Operation Tags
A tag to label setting (parameters) is required for a spreadsheet. This tag is called an operation
tag, which is formatted as a string in square brackets ([ ]). Operation tags are already written in
the templates.
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