Checklist with multiple Y/N columns (JZPCD)
See Common Working Paper Features for information on features not specific to this working paper.
Checklist with multiple Y/N columns (JZPCD)
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Sort Procedures
1. Sort Procedures
Sort the procedure sections. There can be up to 30 sections.
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Page Size
2. Page Size
Select between letter or legal size paper.
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Number of Yes / No / NA columns
3. Number of Yes / No / NA columns
Set the number of available columns in the W/P between 1-5 columns.
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Roll forward options
4. Roll forward options
Set whether a column retains or clears its data on CaseView rollforward.
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Additional Resource Centre Options *Not shown
5. Additional Resource Centre Options *Not shown
The Resource centre module version of the working paper has additional options.
  • Display/Hide the Summary of Balances section - Two year variance analysis and One to five year comparison can be shown/hidden individually.
  • Options to retain or clear data on rollforward in:
  • Summary of balances
  • Columns in the procedure tables
  • Number of procedure sections available (1-30)
  • Display/Hide/Print Instructions section before the first procedure section
  • Set the conclusion paragraph to skip or print
  • Include a sign off area at the bottom checklist
 
 
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Summary of balance(s)
6. Summary of balance(s)
The summary of balances(s) is off by default. It needs to be activated in the Resource Centre options area. (See above)
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Summary of balance(s) column settings
7. Summary of balance(s) column settings
Toggle Change $ and Change % on/off on the two year variance table. Set the 5 year comparison to between 1-5 year columns.
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Section
8. Section
Click on the folder to turn a section on/off.
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Hide columns to right of the description
9. Hide columns to right of the description
Right-click on the express menu to access this option. This option hides all the columns to the right of the description column. This is useful for creating heading lines.
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Y/N Column
10. Y/N Column
Click on the dropdown to select: Y, N and NA. Double-clicking can also cycle through the same choices.