Editing a target cell spreadsheet
You edit a TCS® so that it contains target and control cells for the offers you intend to make.
For example, the TCS® for a direct mail campaign might include four rows: One for a 10% offer, one for 10% holdouts, one for a 20% offer, and one for 20% holdouts.
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Never edit the attributes of cells in the target cell spreadsheet (TCS®) at the same time that any flowcharts in the associated campaign are being edited or run. Put business practices in place to ensure that users do not edit or run a flowchart at the same time as the TCS® is being edited.
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Click the Edit icon Page with pencil icon.
The spreadsheet opens in Edit mode. Existing cells that are used in flowcharts are highlighted in color.
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Click the Add a Cell icon Page with small plus sign icon.
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Click the Add Many Cells icon Page with italic capital N and small plus sign with menu arrow icon.
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Select N empty rows and enter the number of rows to add.
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Click Create Target Cells.
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Click the Add Many Cells icon Page with italic capital N and small plus sign with menu arrow icon and select N duplicate rows.
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Click Create Target Cells.
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Click Find String.
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Click Find Next to continue searching.
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Click a cell in the TCS® to make it editable.
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Click the Import Target Cells icon Piece of paper with disk and arrow that points away from the paper icon.
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In the Import TCS dialog, click Browse to locate the .CSV file that you want to import, select the file, and click Open.
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Click Import.
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Click Save or Save and Return.
The flowchart designer can now create processes to select IDs that meet the 10% and 20% offer and hold-out criteria. To link the data manipulation process output to a cell in the TCS®, the flowchart designer selects Link to Target Cell in the process configuration dialog box.