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Step #1, Start by adding the required doc data and API keys below. The doc ID can be found using the following

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Step #1 - Doc info

Step #1 - Doc info

Template ID

Template name

Your API key {1}

Doc ID {2}

Table ID {3}

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Step #2, organise your variable data. There are 7 variables that can be used in total, you can add more by creating additional columns, one regular “Col” and one “Format Col”.

The values that you need to enter are the column ID’s from the table that you would like to display data from.

Step #2 - Variable data

Step #2 - Variable data

Template ID

Template name

Col ID #1 {4}

Col ID #2 {5}

Col ID #3 {6}

Col ID #4 {7}

Col ID #5 {8}

Col ID #6 {9}

Col ID #7 {10}

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Step #3, now add your own HTML code below, replacing your “variable” values by the {} values from the previous step. The first value is {4}. Example: if you have are displaying rows of a table from a “First name” column, then enter the column ID from your “First name” in Step #2 in the Col ID #1 {4} column, and then replace your HTML “First name” with {4}.

Step #3 - Your html

Step #3 - Your html

Template ID

Template name

HTML

<div> <h2>{1}</h2> <div> <p>Last modified on: <span>{3}</span></p> </div> <div> <p> {2} </p> </div> </div>

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Want to print your doc?
This is not the way.

Try clicking the ⋯ next to your doc name or using a keyboard shortcut (

CtrlP

) instead.

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