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Dictionary & Vision Document

We have a dictionary of terms that we are working on but for some terms there are also a mathimatical calculation.  For example in the fisheries world Adult Abundance has a definition but also has a set mathimatical calculation to arrive at Adult Abundance.  Is there a way to store that information that would indicate that it is a calculation as opposed to a definition?  It would be helpful for everyone to be able to differentiate between them.

As far as the Vision Document goes it would helpful if a Vision Document could be created for each sub package.  We have a large programming project and are slicing it up into sub packages (Modules).  The program only allows the creation of the Vision Document under the main package.  Is there a way around this?

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There are a couple of ways you could denote a calculation vs. a simple dictionary definition. You could use custom fields (or existing fields) in your terms, or you could store your terms with calculations in a separate package from the rest of your terms. If either of these sounds preferable to you, shoot an email to support@serlio.com and we can walk you through the processes a bit.

In regards to a vision document for each package, that should be relatively simple. At its core, a vision document is simply a document that includes some extra details regarding your project. You can create as many of these documents as you'd like, then attach them to each package as a related document. Keep in mind that these documents will all need to be checked out independently (if you're working in a shared project) before any updates or changes are made, then checked back in. Again, if you'd like more information on how to do this, support@serlio.com is here to help.

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