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What is a turnsheet?

A turnsheet is a simple table you use to create, update and review documents in O&D.

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Written by Samuel Smolkin
Updated over 2 months ago

At the center of every workflow is a table called a turnsheet. In Office & Dragons, you don't draft and review documents one at a time by clicking into each one. You work with all of your documents at once using a turnsheet.

The articles on Find & Replace and Merge Mode go over the basics of using turnsheets to get documents done quickly and review them easily for each workflow type.

Collaborating with others in real time

Turnsheets are shared with all of your matter members. Any changes you make are visible in real time by them (similar to working in a Google Sheet). When others are viewing the turnsheet at the same time as you, you'll see their avatar appear in the turnsheet. When they click on a cell, you'll see a colored border appear around the cell to show you they are working there. You shouldn't type into a cell that someone else is in, otherwise you might overwrite each other's work on accident.

Expanded row pop-out

If you hover in the first column and click on the Open Row button the respective row will be expanded on the right of the turnsheet.

Clicking this button opens the expanded row pop-out. This gives you a more comfortable interface for inputting content into your turnsheet, especially when you want to type multiple paragraphs into the turnsheet.

Clicking the Comments button at the top right will open the comments drawer, which you can use to communicate with other matter members. Try @-mentioning them in a comment!

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