To view the markup:

1) File > Options > Customize Ribbon > Main Tabs > Developer > Add

2) Developer > Controls > Design Mode

3) Select a content control and then Developer > Controls > Properties
the title property has no meaning in DocXpress
the tag property determines whether it is a value, conditional, repetition, etc.

THE MARKUP

Built-In Operators

Test	a	b	c	Expected	Actual
a or b	true	true		Yes
	true	false		Yes
	false	true		Yes
	false	false		No
	true	unknown		Yes
	false	unknown		...
a xor b	true	true		No
	true	false		Yes
	false	true		Yes
	false	false		No
	true	unknown		...
	false	Unknown		...
a nor b	true	true		No
	true	false		No
	false	true		No
	false	false		Yes
	true	unknown		No
	false	unknown		...
a and b	true	true		Yes
	true	false		No
	false	true		No
	false	false		No
	true	unknown		...
	false	unknown		No
a nand b	true	true		No
	true	false		Yes
	false	true		Yes
	false	false		Yes
	true	unknown		...
	false	unknown		Yes
not a	true			No
	false			Yes
	unknown			...
if a then b else c	true	Alpha	Beta	Alpha
	false	Alpha	Beta	Beta
	unknown	Alpha	Beta	...
a + b	2	5		7
a - b	2	5		-3
- a	2			-2
a * b	2	5		10
a / b	2	5		0.4
a % b	2	5		2
a ** b	2	5		32
a < b	2	5		Yes
	2	2		No
	5	2		No
a <= b	2	5		Yes
	2	2		Yes
	5	2		No
a > b	2	5		No
	2	2		No
	5	2		Yes
a >= b	2	5		No
	2	2		Yes
	5	2		Yes
a == b	2	5		No
	2	2		Yes
	Alpha	alphaA		Yes
a === b	2	5		No
	2	2		Yes
	Alpha	alphaA		No
a != b	2	5		Yes
	2	2		No
	Alpha	alphaA		No
a !== b	2	5		Yes
	2	2		No
	Alpha	alphaA		Yes
select a from b where c	Digit	Numbers		1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10
	Digit	Numbers	Oddness == "odd"	1,3,5,7,9
	Word	Numbers	Digit >= 3 and Digit <= 7	Three,Four,Five,Six,Seven
select top a from b where c	Digit	Numbers		1
	Digit	Numbers	Oddness == "odd"	1
	Word	Numbers	Digit >= 3 and Digit <= 7	Three

THE OPERATORS

built-in OperatorS

Operator	a	b	c	Return	Description	Example
a or b	boolean	boolean		boolean	Logical (inclusive) or	true or false true
a xor b	boolean	boolean		boolean	Logical exclusive or	true xor true false
a nor b	boolean	boolean		boolean	Logical not or	false nor true false
a and b	boolean	boolean		boolean	Logical and	true and false false
a nand b	boolean	boolean		boolean	Logical not and	true nand false true
not a	boolean			boolean	Logical not	not false true
if a then b else c	boolean	any	any	any	If-then-else	true ? 1 : 2 1
a + b	number	number		number	Arithmetic addition	1 + 2 3
a - b	number	number		number	Arithmetic subtraction	1 – 2 -1
- a	number			number	Arithmetic unary negation	- 2 -2
a * b	number	number		number	Arithmetic multiplication	1 * 2 2
a / b	number	number		number	Arithmetic division	1 / 2 0.5
a % b	number	number		number	Arithmetic remainder	1 % 2 1
a ** b	number	number		number	Arithmetic exponentiation	1 / 2 0.5
a < b	any	any		boolean	Less than comparison	1 < 2 true
a <= b	any	any		boolean	Less than or equal comparison	1 <= 2 true
a > b	any	any		boolean	Greater than comparison	1 > 2 false
a >= b	any	any		boolean	Greater than or equal comparison	1 >= 2 false
a == b	any	any		boolean	Equal comparison	1 == 2 "Alpha" == "alphA" false true
a === b	any	any		boolean	Identical comparison	1 === 2 "Alpha" == "alphA" false false
a != b	any	any		boolean	Not equal comparison	1 != 2 true
a !== b	any	any		boolean	Not identical comparison	1 !== 2 True
select a from b where c	name	name	boolean	list	Select cells in a table (b) column (a) where (c) conditions on other columns hold true	select digit from numbers where oddness == "odd" 1,3,5,7,9
select top a from b where c	name	name	boolean	list	Select the first cell in a table (b) column (a) where (c) conditions on other columns hold true	select top digit from numbers where oddness == "odd" 1

Operator PRECEDENCE

The lower the precedence the more tightly the operator is bound to its immediate operands.

Operators of equal precedence associate to the left. For example, A + B – C is equivalent to ( A + B ) – C.

Operator	Precedence	Left Associative		Right Associative
		Example	Equivalent	Example	Equivalent
- (unary)	1	- A + B	( - A ) + B	A + - B	A + ( - B )
not	1	not A and B	( not A ) and B	A and not B	A and ( not B )
**	2	A ** B * C	( A ** B ) * C	A * B ** C	A * ( B ** C )
*	3	A * B + C	( A * B ) + C	A + B * C	A + ( B * C )
/	3	A / B + C	( A / B ) + C	A + B / C	A + ( B / C )
%	3	A % B + C	( A % B ) + C	A + B % C	A + ( B % C )
+	4	A + B < C	( A + B ) < C	A < B + C	A < ( B + C )
- (binary)	4	A - B < C	( A - B ) < C	A < B - C	A < ( B - C )
<	5	A < B and C	( A < B ) and C	A and B < C	A and ( B < C )
>	5	A > B and C	( A > B ) and C	A and B > C	A and ( B > C )
<=	5	A <= B and C	( A <= B ) and C	A and B <= C	A and ( B <= C )
>=	5	A >= B and C	( A == B ) and C	A and B >= C	A and ( B == C )
==	6	A == B and C	( A == B ) and C	A and B == C	A and ( B == C )
===	6	A === B and C	( A === B ) and C	A and B === C	A and ( B === C )
!=	6	A != B and C	( A != B ) and C	A and B != C	A and ( B != C )
!==	6	A !== B and C	( A !== B ) and C	A and B !== C	A and ( B !== C )
and	7	A and B or C	( A and B ) or C	A or B and C	A or ( B and C )
nand	7	A nand B or C	( A nand B ) or C	A or B nand C	A or ( B nand C )
or	8	if A then B else C or D	if A then B else ( C or D )
nor	8	if A then B else C nor D	if A then B else ( C nor D )
xor	8	if A then B else C xor D	if A then B else ( C xor D )
if … then … else …	9
select [top] … from … where …	9	select A from B where C and D	select A from B where ( C and D )

THE DICTIONARY

Table of NUMBers

Digit	Word	OddNess
number	text	text
1	One	Odd
2	Two	Even
3	Three	Odd
4	Four	Even
5	Five	Odd
6	Six	Even
7	Seven	Odd
8	Eight	Even
9	Nine	Odd
10	Ten	Even

THE CONFIGURATION

Baked-In Skeleton Configuration

Row	Column	Cell	Height	HeightNoWording	Width	WidthNoWording	Style	Note
single			100%					The row containing the wording
	single				100%			The column containing the wording
		Wording	100%					The wording of the document to be assembled

Baked-In Behavior Configuration

Group	Setting	Value	Note
Wording	Visible	true	The wording is initially visible