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en:concepts:djeeniname [2021/01/15 11:55]
tiger [Rules, best practice]
en:concepts:djeeniname [2021/09/03 11:24] (current)
levi [Rules, best practice]
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 ====== Djeeni Names ====== ====== Djeeni Names ======
  
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 Djeeni names  Djeeni names 
  
-  * can contain letters (a-z, A-z), numbers (0-9), underscore (_), dash (-) and question mark (? - Useful for naming if sections);+  * can contain letters (a-z, A-Z), numbers (0-9), underscore (_), dash (-) and question mark (? - Useful for naming if sections);
   * must contain at least 5 characters;   * must contain at least 5 characters;
-  * no space or other characters are allowed. +  * no space or other characters are allowed; 
 +  * must identify each and every object uniquely i.e., not just two worksheets but also a worksheet and a range must have different Djeeni names. This rule applies also within a workbook, row or column list. For example, it is not allowed to use **WSheet Use** inside a workbook list without **WSheet Release** in the same workbook list to give space for the next worksheet in the loop with the same Djeeni name.
  
 To improve the readability of the process it is recommended (but not compulsory) to start all Djeeni names with 2 characters identifying the element named: To improve the readability of the process it is recommended (but not compulsory) to start all Djeeni names with 2 characters identifying the element named:
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-If you follow this recommendation please apply it both for the Djeeni name parameter in **WSheet Use** and later when you refer to the worksheet in cell or range references.+If you follow this recommendation please apply it both for the Djeeni name parameter in **[[en:process_steps:worksheet:wsheet_use|WSheet Use]]** and later when you refer to the worksheet in cell or range references.