How do you load a Macro? Can you load a Macro if you already documented sections in Notewriter? What will Notewriter do with sections already documented?

How do you load a Macro? Can you load a Macro if you already documented sections in Notewriter? What will Notewriter do with sections already documented?

• A. A macro can only be applied before any documentation, and it overwrites previous entries.
• B. A macro can be applied after documenting, but only if there are no conflicts.
• C. The macro replaces existing findings with those in the macro.
• D. When you apply a macro to a form, it automatically enters the findings specified but without overwriting any existing findings already documented. A macro can be applied either before or after documenting on a form

Answer: (D)

Loading a Macro in Notewriter adds its predefined findings to the form without touching what you’ve already documented. The key idea is non-destructive: the macro automatically enters the findings it contains, but existing findings stay as they are. It can be used whether you apply it before you begin documenting (to prefill fields) or after you’ve documented some sections (to add more findings) without overwriting what’s already there. The other descriptions imply overwriting or restricting when you can apply it, which isn’t how this behavior is described.

Loading a Macro in Notewriter adds its predefined findings to the form without touching what you’ve already documented. The key idea is non-destructive: the macro automatically enters the findings it contains, but existing findings stay as they are. It can be used whether you apply it before you begin documenting (to prefill fields) or after you’ve documented some sections (to add more findings) without overwriting what’s already there. The other descriptions imply overwriting or restricting when you can apply it, which isn’t how this behavior is described.