Reserved Variables (for Registry & Submissions)
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A variable can have any name that you choose. However, you may wish to name the variables for your forms using the Reserved Variable Names.
The purpose of Reserved Variables is that these will be saved in the [link url="//soapnote.org/sample/registry/" memo="Registry"] (when you save a form's output) or in your [link url="//soapnote.org/sample/submissions/" memo="Submissions"] (when a user submits a form's output to you).
The Reserved Variable Names are "variable_1", "variable_2", ... all the way to "variable_25".
Each SOAPnote that you make may use any or all of these variables.
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A variable can have any name that you choose. However, you may wish to name the variables for your forms using the Reserved Variable Names.
The purpose of Reserved Variables is that these will be saved in the [link url="//soapnote.org/sample/registry/" memo="Registry"] (when you save a form's output) or in your [link url="//soapnote.org/sample/submissions/" memo="Submissions"] (when a user submits a form's output to you).
The Reserved Variable Names are "variable_1", "variable_2", ... all the way to "variable_25".
Each SOAPnote that you make may use any or all of these variables.
[link url="//soapnote.org/sample/adding-conditions/" memo="Next"]
[link url="//www.soapnote.org/sample/walkthrough-tutorial/" memo="Walkthrough Contents"]
Result - Copy and paste this output:
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