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===== Configuring Tag Tables ===== | ===== Configuring Tag Tables ===== | ||
- | Configuring tags with table contents is compatible with all tagging modes (Standard and Form-based). Once a tag has been created, a table can be configured alongside it. To do so, select the tag, and head to "Contents." | + | Configuring tags with table contents is compatible with all tagging modes (Standard and Form-based). Once a tag has been created, a table can be configured alongside it. To do so, select the tag in edit mode, and select |
- | {{ :undefined:subgroupop.png?nolink |}} | + | {{ :undefined:screenshot_2024-05-15_at_19.10.33.png?nolink |}} |
- | After toggling on Gather | + | Each tag may only have a text //or// a table contents. You may switch between Text and Table Contents |
- | To add columns, type in the column title and click Add. | + | {{ : |
- | {{ :undefined: | + | Since this tag table is also configured as a question, the square-shaped tag also contains a " |
- | The columns will be added below, and can be reordered, edited or deleted anytime. A preview is also shown for how the table will look in the Tagging module. | + | {{ : |
- | {{ : | + | Columns headers can be altered in Configure Tagging or on the fly during Tagging by clicking the header. |
- | Each tag may only have a text //or// a table contents. You may toggle Gather Table Contents on and off anytime, and the customized columns | + | <WRAP center round tip 60%> |
+ | Tag tables can be particularly useful in reducing the size of your tag hierarchy, since large amounts of data will be collected within a single table in a single | ||
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- | {{ : | + | Ultimately, if you are looking to extract any type of data into a spreadsheet from underlying studies, you’re far better served to turn a Tag into a Tag Table. |
- | Since this tag table is also configured as a question, the square-shaped tag also contains a " | + | ===== Configuring Table Cell Options ===== |
- | {{ : | + | By default, the cells in the configured tables allow input of free text (see above example). While free text allows for flexibility, |
- | Below is an example | + | To do so, navigate to the applicable tag in edit mode, select the column in which you'd like to configure options for and add custom options. This replaces the open cell with a drop down of only these options. //You can have only text input or a dropdown of options, not both.// |
- | {{ :undefined:examplesubgroup.png?nolink |}} | + | {{ :undefined:screenshot_2024-05-15_at_19.16.01.png?nolink |}} |
- | Columns headers can be altered | + | So in Tagging, the table looks like this instead, displaying |
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+ | Note: an arbitrary number of rows are displayed but when the last row is filled, the table will automatically add additional rows. | ||
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+ | <WRAP center round info 60%> Switching options on and off is non-destructive, | ||
- | <WRAP center round tip 60%> | ||
- | Tag tables can be particularly useful in reducing the size of your tag hierarchy, since large amounts of data will be collected within a single table in a single tag rather than across a range of tags. | ||
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- | Ultimately, if you are looking to extract any type of data into a spreadsheet from underlying studies, you’re far better served to turn a Tag into a Tag Table. |