Examples of question formulas in line headers
|
Line# |
Question formula name |
Question formula |
Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| 9 | Door Area |
= Q8 = YES |
These question formulas determine the question that will load based on the answer to Q8 "Is this opening a door?" A YES answer would load Q9, "What's the area of the door?" A No answer would load Q10, "What's the area of the window?" |
| 10 | Window Area |
= Q8 = NO |
|
| N/A | Calc Footing Width" |
=IF (Q11 <= 8, YES, NO) |
This question formula determines whether a specific item, in this case a 12" footing, will load based on the answer to Q11, "What is the wall height in feet?". |
These question formulas determine the question that will load based on the answer to Q8 "Is this opening a door?" A YES answer would load Q9, "What's the area of the door?" A No answer would instead load Q10, "What's the area of the window?"
Question formula name: Door Area
= Q8 = YES
Question formula name: Window Area
= Q8 = NO
This question formula determines whether a specific item, in this case a 12" footing, will load based on the answer to Q11, "What is the wall height in feet?".
Question formula name: Calc Footing Width"
=IF (Q11 <= 8, YES, NO)
Tips:
- Estimating names each question
in the model Q#, where # is the number of the line that contains the question.
Select a line and click
to open the Properties window,
where you can change the name of a question. -
appears in line headers that contain formulas.