The Else Tag, like the If Tag, allows you to display conditional information in your report. As you can see from the if tag tutorial, if the data retrieved via an <if> tag doesn't meet the condition in the template, the report displays nothing. But with the <else> tag, if the data retrieved doesn't meet the condition, you can tell the report template to display something else.
Keep in mind that an <else> tag is optional, and it is based on an <if> tag. You can have an <if> tag without an <else> tag, but you can't have an <else> tag without an <if> tag.
This tutorial introduces the three most commonly used Windward tags: the two <ForEach> tags and the <out> tag. It assumes familiarity with the tutorial Tag Building in Microsoft Excel, The Data Bin.
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The debugger steps through running a template. You can stop on tags as they are applied to see what action they take and why.
This is template debugger that can help you determine why your template is not generating the report you expect. It works by walking through tag by tag as each tag is processed in the template. You can also set breakpoints and run the template to that breakpoint.
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