Schedule Data
After a section for settings, the schedule formatting begins.
Example:
<tr valign = "Top" >
<th rowspan = "2" colspan = "3">Type : %SwitchType%</th>
<th rowspan = "2" colspan = "3">Name : %Name% </th>
<th rowspan = "2" colspan = "9">Manufacturer : %Manufacturer%</th>
</tr>
<tr>
</tr>
Notice that the tag <tr> begins a new row in the schedule and </tr> ends that row. Within the first row, observe that rowspan and colspan attributes are used to create larger boxes for text in the schedule. If you use the rowspan attribute you must create empty rows below to merge with according to the number in quotes after the rowspan attribute. In the example above, one empty row is created with <tr> </tr> at the end. The words inside the percent (%) symbol are variables that reference data from the EasyPower database. See Schedule Variables for a full list of variables for each template.
The grid is the main part of the template where most of the data will be. The key to the grid is the use of <nextrow/> toward the bottom. This command goes through all the equipment data for that template and generates as many rows as necessary and populates them with the available data.
<grid>
<tr align = "Center" valign = "Center">
<td >%FeederID%</td>
<td >%Description%</td>
<td >%Type%</td>
<td >%DeviceRating%</td>
<td >%BrkrMfg%</td>
<td >%BrkrStyle%</td>
<td >%TripMfg%</td>
<td >%TripStyle%</td>
<td >%TripSensor%</td>
<td >%TripPlug%</td>
<td >%CondRating%</td>
<td >%ConnVA%</td>
<td >%DemandVA%</td>
<td >%CodeVA%</td>
<td >%DesignVA%</td>
<nextrow />
</tr>
</grid>
More Information
| Making One-line Diagrams | Schedules |
| File-Specific Templates | Abbreviations in Schedule Load Types |
| Schedule Variables | Schedule Templates |
