Hi, guys...

In developing the Conditional Expression (first time doing it), is it
advisable that within the parens, to list multiple exclusions as "A" or
"B", or "A" and "b"?

Below I have a portion of my statement where I want to INCLUDE Collis,
Amanda but EXCLUDE everyone else (there are a total of 19 (1 include and 18
excludes). The intent is to show any text belonging to Amanda, but exclude
everyone else.

"Collis, Amanda" and not ( "Cunningham, Brian" or "Fit, Deanna" or
"Gilmore, Tzedek" or "Hoy, Nicole" or "Kassis, David" or "Lee, Edward" or
"Litwak, David" or "Noor, Khurram" or "OMara, Vincent" or ...etc.

Thanks

On Wed, Jan 15, 2020 at 3:00 AM Reng Winfried <[email protected]>
wrote:

> Hi John,
>
> When there are bullets without content, then the paragraph mark
> does not have the condition.
> When this is at the end of a flow (in a table cell or at the end of the
> main text flow), then add an empty paragraph without condition
> after the paragraph with the condition.
>
> You asked whether you can import regular expressions into other files.
> I checked this and could import the regular expressions from another
> file.
> Just use File | Import | Formats. Then select Conditional Text Settings.
>
> Best regards
>
> Winfried
>
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>
> Robert...I think this can work. I have to do some tweeks, like add a
> default condition for sections and files that don't have an owner yet so
> that I can exclude those sections from each "personal SME book build". I
> should be able to define 19 expressions, one for each content owner.
>
> I also noticed that some tiny snippets got through. like some bullets
> without content, stuff like that. However, it has potential.
>
> Question...I have a "RunBookTemplate" document where I define all of my
> styles, and when I define or modify a style, I make it in the template,
> then copy the appropriate formats to all the files in the book from the
> tempalte. Can I store my Expressions in that document and when I create a
> new document or add a new Expression, replicate the new or modified
> Expressions to the new document or all the documents in the book?
>
> Anyway..thanks for the tip...I think this is going to work for me.
>
> Thank you
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