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FAQ/UserGuides/14.0-Izenda-FORMS.md
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| 45 | 45 | A form is an HTML document which you populate with data from a database. As an example, let’s think of a form letter sent to every customer. The letter has fixed copy, but also dynamic portions such as recipient name, address, etc. If you have a database which contains those dynamic elements, then you can insert them directly into the fixed portion in order to produce publishable output. |
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| 47 | 47 | **FORMS Design NOTE3:** The default behavior of forms is to generate one entry per ‘row’ of data until all rows are generated or the user-defined limit is reached. |
| 48 | -* [[14.2 Basic FORMS Reports]] |
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| 49 | -* [[14.3 Advanced FORMS Concepts]] |
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| 51 | 49 | ##14.2 Basic FORMS Reports |
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