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* The first column allows you to select all elements that are to be generated with an automatic code. | * The first column allows you to select all elements that are to be generated with an automatic code. | ||
* Prefix: a string of letters, digits, or special characters that clearly labels the element (e.g., M for measure). The default entry can be changed. | * Prefix: a string of letters, digits, or special characters that clearly labels the element (e.g., M for measure). The default entry can be changed. | ||
* OrgUnits abbr.: decides whether the element's code also includes the code of the organizational unit. Elements that aren't directly associated with any organizational unit do not have this option activated (e.g., | * OrgUnits abbr.: decides whether the element's code also includes the code of the organizational unit. Elements that aren't directly associated with any organizational unit do not have this option activated (e.g., risks or processes). | ||
* OrgUnit abbr. suffix: a delimiter between the OrgUnit code and the final digit string (e.g., _ or -). | * OrgUnit abbr. suffix: a delimiter between the OrgUnit code and the final digit string (e.g., _ or -). | ||
* Minimum precision: the minimum number of digits to be included in the resulting string. At least 1 and at most 10 can be entered. With a number of 4, the resulting strings would be, for example, 0001, 0026, or 0184. | * Minimum precision: the minimum number of digits to be included in the resulting string. At least 1 and at most 10 can be entered. With a number of 4, the resulting strings would be, for example, 0001, 0026, or 0184. | ||
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Aktuelle Version vom 15. Juni 2023, 12:13 Uhr
- The general prefix is used at the beginning of the code for all selected elements.
- The first column allows you to select all elements that are to be generated with an automatic code.
- Prefix: a string of letters, digits, or special characters that clearly labels the element (e.g., M for measure). The default entry can be changed.
- OrgUnits abbr.: decides whether the element's code also includes the code of the organizational unit. Elements that aren't directly associated with any organizational unit do not have this option activated (e.g., risks or processes).
- OrgUnit abbr. suffix: a delimiter between the OrgUnit code and the final digit string (e.g., _ or -).
- Minimum precision: the minimum number of digits to be included in the resulting string. At least 1 and at most 10 can be entered. With a number of 4, the resulting strings would be, for example, 0001, 0026, or 0184.
