Working with interactive data

Any interactive (editable) data is identified on the document using pushpins. Green pushpins indicate data that has already been entered. White pushpins show positions where data input is still required. A larger version of the pushpin indicates the current active prompt. This can be green or white depending on whether data has already been entered or not. You can toggle pushpins on and off as required using the pushpin icon on the editor toolbar. The following diagram illustrates the use of pushpins.

The acceptable data format for interactive data depends on the Windows operating system locale. Formatted data displays based on the document locale. For example. if your operating system locale is German and your document locale is English, you can enter "10,2" as a valid decimal number and EngageOne Interactive displays the value as "10.2". If the same document is opened on a system where the operating system locale is English, you can enter "10.2" as a valid decimal number and EngageOne Interactive displays the value as "10.2".