1. User's Guide
  2. Designing Documents for Financial Reporting Books
  3. Adding Reports and Documents to Books
  4. Using Microsoft Word Documents in Books
  5. Using FRExecute to Embed Financial Reporting Reports into Microsoft Word and HTML Documents
  6. Considerations When Using FRExecute

Considerations When Using FRExecute

  • In HTML documents, FRExecute is supported for web page creation. For PDF printing, you can insert FRExecute in a Microsoft Word document to be included in the PDF output.

  • You cannot use these characters in the FRExecute function: ; ( ) & < > “ '.

  • If FRExecute is in a text box, the result is limited to the designated size of the text box. Scroll bars are displayed if the content is greater than the text box. If FRExecute is added to a Microsoft Word page (not in a text box), the entire result is output, regardless of size.

  • If you use the Enter key in FRExecute, the text wraps around at that point.

  • Keep FRExecute the same font, size, and color.

  • You can insert FRExecute in any text line position.

  • When using an FRExecute function in a text box, do not combine it with other text or FRExecute functions.

  • Using Microsoft Word: When formatting a text box, HTML output supports only left or right alignment.

  • When using FRExecute is inserted in other than a Word component (for example, table, image, and so on), the Horizontal Alignment option must be set to Left or Right.

  • You can save your document as *.docx, *.htm, or *.html. If your Microsoft Word document contains only text and FRExecute, you can save it as *html for increased performance.

  • You can add FRExecute to any generic .html file (a file that can be used with any file type).