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1. To use document parts into a master document, you have to generate the document parts and add tags to these document parts using their file name as parameter (so including "#") in the master document (or any other sub-level). The sub-documents should exist before the master document is generated. This is done easiest by adding parameters for generating the document tags and for generating the sub-documents in the expression for generating the master document. Note that this functionality uses Word automation.
2. Please note that, comparable to creating tables in Word with TELITAB2WORD$() function by means of a VBA macro based on a TeLiTab data a TeLiTab data set, you can execute any VBA macro inside the document on a specified place. The only thing you have to do is to refer in the document template to a parameter which contains a reference to the macro file (*.bas). A powerful aspect is the possibility to create the macro file itself as part of the process in the knowledge base. In this way, you are able to use very strong Word automation through standard VBA functionality and the TEMPLATE$() function. However, please be aware that Quaestor will not have knowledge of the VBA macro's itself, the Knowlege Engineer will stay responsible for the proper operation of the macro's as part of the document generation. 
3. Since version 2.49.2 you can also execute your macro's after document generation as part of the generation itself. Add @RUNWORDMACRO to the dataslot of the relation with the parameter name containing the reference to a macro file or reference to the macro file itselt.

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Addressing through objects or TeLiTabs TeLiTabs

When you use several objects, data from these objects can be addressed in the template. This done as follows:

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When you want to address values in TeLiTab datain TeLiTab data, it is slightly different. You can address this in the template as follows:

#TeLiTabName#TeLiTabName.ParameterName#

If the object or TeLiTab contains or TeLiTab contains several cases for the parameter, you will receive all parameters as a list of values with carriage return linefeeds (CrLf) in between. When you want a nice comma separated sentence instead, you have to create a separate parameter for the list of values and use additional attributes in the data slot of the expression.

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This is very much like adding sub-documents. Use the TELITAB2WORD$() function to create a Word macro for a table based on TeLiTab input on TeLiTab input (when required create the TeLiTab first the TeLiTab first with the TELITAB#() function). In the template add the reference to the parameter that creates the table macro and also add this parameter to the relation that uses the template.

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