Default Row Set

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Default Row Set

The default row set settings define which row set is selected by default in the template, and whether users can change it.

The following figure depicts an example of default row set settings for a task. The descriptions of the parameters and their attributes can be found from the following sections.

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Figure 7: Default row set settings

Element

Possible values

<outlookparameter>

 

       <rowsetsettings>

 

            <rowset>

 

                 <sheetname>

the name of the Excel worksheet

                 <rowsetname>

 

                 <locked>

true, false

Elements, attributes, and possible values

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Default row set - path: <outlookparameters><outlookparameter>
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Default row set - path: <outlookparameter><rowsetsettings>

Defines the default row set settings for templates.
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Default row set - path: <outlookparameter><rowsetsettings><rowset>
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Default row set - path: <outlookparameter><rowsetsettings><rowset><sheetname>

Defines the name of the sheet for which the row set setting is used.

Possible values:

•the name of the Excel worksheet
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Default row set - path: <outlookparameter><rowsetsettings><rowset><rowsetname>

The name of the default row set in the sheet.
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Default row set - path: <outlookparameter><rowsetsettings><rowset><locked>

Defines whether users can change the row set.

Possible values:

•true: Users cannot change the row set.

•false: Users can change the row set.