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Narrative reports - changing language

Post by garethglyn » 20 Feb 2009 08:25

Is it possible to edit the source text that's used when generating a narrative report? I'd like to use a language other than English, and since there don't appear to be that many different phrases in the reports (e.g. 'was born on' or 'had ... children', it should be a straightforward job.

Is this possible/permissible?

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Post by Jane » 20 Feb 2009 08:47

I know Sabine has done quite a lot of this by customising the Text Schemes, via the tools menu.

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Post by garethglyn » 20 Feb 2009 09:03

Thanks! I can't find any text scheme options under Tools, though.

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Post by Jane » 20 Feb 2009 09:10

Sorry - Work With Fact Sets.

Check out the Manual for Fact Sets and see Understanding Text Templates in the help.

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Post by garethglyn » 20 Feb 2009 09:13

I'll get on to it right away! Thanks.

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Post by garethglyn » 20 Feb 2009 09:25

First reaction - great, I can easily change the phrases outside the curly brackets. However, parameters like 'date' obviously include extra words (in the case of dates, it is 'on', which needs to be changed for my purposes), so I need to learn more about the codes used by FH.

Further research needed here!

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