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Updated 14.0 Izenda FORMS (markdown)

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          @@ -48,6 +48,8 @@ A form is an HTML document which you populate with data from a database.  As an 

           * [[14.2 Basic FORMS Reports]]

           * [[14.3 Advanced FORMS Concepts]]

          +##14.2 Basic FORMS Reports

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           ###Starting a Forms Report

           To create a form-based report using Izenda FORMS, simply click ‘Design Report’ as you would to create any report using Izenda. Once you are in the ‘Data Sources’ tab, choose the relevant data sources.  

          @@ -91,6 +93,8 @@ If you want to display the field 'ShipCountry', then at the appropriate place in

           **Video Tutorial:** http://blog.izenda.com/quick-tip-adding-and-modifying-fields/

          +##14.3 Advanced FORMS Concepts

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           ### Nesting Reports and Forms

           By using double square brackets, you can call another form or report.  If you have a form called City Data in the Sub-reports folder, you would type ``[[Subreports/City Data]]`` in order to drop that form into the form you are building.  This works whether the called report is a form or a non-form report.

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48	48	* [[14.2 Basic FORMS Reports]]
49	49	* [[14.3 Advanced FORMS Concepts]]
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	51	+##14.2 Basic FORMS Reports
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51	53	###Starting a Forms Report
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53	55	To create a form-based report using Izenda FORMS, simply click ‘Design Report’ as you would to create any report using Izenda. Once you are in the ‘Data Sources’ tab, choose the relevant data sources.
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92	94	Video Tutorial: http://blog.izenda.com/quick-tip-adding-and-modifying-fields/
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	96	+##14.3 Advanced FORMS Concepts
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94	98	### Nesting Reports and Forms
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96	100	By using double square brackets, you can call another form or report. If you have a form called City Data in the Sub-reports folder, you would type ``[[Subreports/City Data]]`` in order to drop that form into the form you are building. This works whether the called report is a form or a non-form report.