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Specifics of Logical Dependencies
Last review: March 2024
If you would like to apply a Condition to content in a Template that refers to the content in a Clause Library Clause present in the Template Suite, you can do it in the same way that you create standard Conditions by choosing the name of the Clause Library Clause in the Template dropdown in the Conditions tab. There is no need to use “any Template Suite content”.
The same principle applies to Repeats and Default Values (soon to be released).
The “any Template Suite content” type of Condition, Link, and Repeat will allow you to build logical dependencies between content inserted directly into a Template and content in a Clause from the Clause Library.
We do not recommend using the same system names in Clause Library and Templates.
Clauses in the Clause Library and the Template Suite where they are applied will have the same Language.