Turnsheets 101
A turnsheet is a simple table you use to create, update and review documents in O&D
11 articles
Written by Ciara Scott and Samuel Smolkin
Import from Excel
Import turnsheet columns from an Excel file, so you can take project data stored in Excel and put it in your turnsheet in one click.Written by Ciara Scott. Updated over a week ago
Hide Columns
Hide columns in your turnsheet that you do not need to view or do not want applied to your documents.Written by Ciara Scott. Updated over a week ago
Tab and column descriptions
Tab and column descriptions provide explanations, instructions, and guidance notes to your colleagues.Written by Ciara Scott. Updated over a week ago
Anatomy of editing instructions
Turnsheets consist of editing instructions which tell O&D how to create or update your documents.Written by Samuel Smolkin. Updated over a week ago
Filtering
Add filters to individual columns within your turnsheet to helps display relevant data by hiding certain rows temporarily from view.Written by Ciara Scott. Updated over a week ago
Search in documents
With the search bar in the documents panel, you can search all of your documents to see which ones contain the given text.Written by Ciara Scott. Updated over a week ago
Sort data
By sorting columns you can rearrange the data in your turnsheet to find values quickly.Written by Ciara Scott. Updated over a week ago
Editing options
Options like "Match case" and "Find whole words only" control the text that's matched and replaced in your documents.Written by Samuel Smolkin. Updated over a week ago
Turnsheet column types
Choose between various column types depending on the kind of data you want to enter in your turnsheet.Written by Samuel Smolkin. Updated over a week ago
Deleting text in the documents
Leave the cell empty to delete the matched text. Format and numbering adjust automatically if you delete entire paragraphs, footnotes, etc.Written by Samuel Smolkin. Updated over a week ago
Removing [square brackets] from your documents
The {{unbracket}} power-up removes square brackets from the matched text, but otherwise leave the text unchanged.Written by Samuel Smolkin. Updated over a week ago