Adding a document break element

You can use document break elements to start a new document-style report in the output document-style report at a designated point in the content or to start a new worksheet. When you're generating document-style reports with large amounts of data, document breaks can divide the generation of output document-style reports into smaller documents. For example, you might include a glossary document as part of your main document-style report, or you might put each artifact (requirement or test case) in a separate sheet of your workbook document.

1. Add a document break element to the template content editor by one of the following methods:
   • In the Palette view, select a Document break element and drag it into the template content editor.
   • In the editor area, right-click and select Insert > Document break.
   • In the Outline view, right-click Content and select Insert > Document break.
2. Select the document break element.
3. In the Properties view, select the General tab.
4. In the Name field, enter a name for the document break element, such as Doc 1.
   For Excel output, although you can use up to 31 characters, make this name short enough to fit on the next tab of the worksheet.
5. Click File > Save As or click the Save icon.