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Conducting a Quick Test » Creating Quick Test Symbols
## Creating Quick Test Symbols Quick Test symbols are very similar to Case symbols in that they have multiple string and/or content object values. The value used for any recipient depends on the Quick Test version number rather than a data column. A Quick Test symbol has no default value because the version number is limited to the specified range. Thus, Quick Test symbols always have a blank Default column in the symbols tab. To create quick test symbols: Click the symbols tab. Within the Quick Test cell, create one or more symbols of data type Quick Test Content and/or Quick Test String. There is no limit to the number of Quick Test symbols that you can use in a cell. For any one Quick Test symbol, click EDIT RULE. As is the case in Case symbols, this step can set the values for all Quick Test symbols and is only necessary once. The Edit Rule panel is a matrix. The first column is the Quick Test version number. (The number of test versions is defined in the Configuration tab.) The second and subsequent columns are Quick Test symbol names. Set the string or content object value for each symbol for each version of the Quick Test. If you know the identifier number of a content object, for example _#337776620__, you can use that number in a Quick Test String symbol. Otherwise, use a Quick Test Content symbol and click the content object icon to select a content object from the Content Library. Click Save. When finished, click Back.
See Also Conducting a Quick Test About Quick Test Enabling Quick Test Configuring a Quick Test Cell One-Up Proofing a Quick Test Executing a Quick Test Repeating a Quick Test
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