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Variant Object States

You'll find the following terms used when referring to variants:

  • A standard object: Any object without variants. When a book is filtered, it displays the standard objects as usual, along with any variants.

    Note: When a variant is created, the standard object becomes a primary object.

  • A primary object: Any object that has one or more variants. The primary object maintains the relationship between a book and variant object. When a book is filtered, the primary object is replaced with the variant matching the selected criteria. If the primary object does not have a variant that matches the selected criteria, the primary object is displayed.
  • A variant object: A variation of a primary.

See Also

Working with Object Variants

Activating the Variant Options in the Library

How Variants Work

Using Variant Objects to Create Your Documents

Using Variants to Modify a Book's Structure

Validation Rules for Variants

Creating the Variant Criteria

Variants Command Group

Creating Variants and Modifying Variant Criteria

Displaying Variants in the Book or Object List

Filtering a Book

Preferred Matching

Show Variant Relationships

Publishing the Book

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