~date~
Returns the current date using the current regional format. Formatting options below are case sensitive, may be combined, and may be applied also to the variable ~samp,date~.
Example
If
the date was March 14, 2002, ~date,%d-%b-%Y~ would resolve to "14-MAR-2002".
If the time were 08:12:59, ~date,%M past %H~ would resolve to "12
past 08".
~date,[param]~
See the [Parameters] above for a complete list of available date parameters.
~doc,[param]~
Returns information related to the CM4D document.
~doc,label~
Returns the saved name of the document, excluding the file extension.
~doc,title~
Returns the saved name of the document, including the file extension.
~doc,path~
Returns the entire folder path of document, excluding the filename.
~page~
Returns the page number of the current sheet (within a SheetSet). Same as ~sheets~.
~page,count~
Returns the number of sheets in the SheetSet, not including the title sheet.
~page,label~
Returns the sheet label. This variable will not return a value when used on the title sheet.
~pages~
Returns the number pages in the SheetSet. Same as ~sheets~.
~sheet~
Returns the page number of the current sheet (within a SheetSet). Same as ~page~.
~sheet,setlabel~
Returns the SheetSet label. The total number of sheets will not include the title sheet.
~sheet,setcontent~
Builds a table of contents for the SheetSet.
~sheets~
Returns the number sheets in the SheetSet. Same as ~pages~.
~time~
Returns the current time. Additional Date/Time parameters may be added to this variable to specify specific information to display, or some particular format. See here for a complete list of parameters.
~annot~
Returns the label of the annotation.
~annot,label~
Returns the label of the annotation.
~annot,type~
Returns the type of annotation.
~annot,error~
Returns the text from Resolve Errors.
~graphtype~
Returns the type of a graph. The graph types are Trend, XBar-R, XBar-S, X-MR, MA-MR, Box_Whisker, Six Sigma, Pareto, Normality, Benchmark, Target, and Six Sigma Projection.
~limittype~
The ~limittype~ variable determines whether a control chart is using Trial Control Limits or Process Control Limits (e.g. "Trial XBar-R" or "Control XBar-R").