Structure of a directly-nested sub-formula
Here is how directly nested sub-formulas are treated in Optiva.
Adding a formula into another formula directly nests the formula.
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- About This Guide
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- Process for defining formulas
- Assigning general information
- Specifying formula yields
- Adding ingredients
- Assigning byproducts
- Adding instruction items
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- Adding sub-formulas
- Structure of a directly-nested sub-formula
- Structure of an indirectly-nested sub-formula
- When to use directly nested formulas
- When to use indirectly nested formulas
- Adding a directly nested sub-formula
- Changing a directly nested sub-formula
- Adding an indirectly nested sub-formula (through an item)
- Constituent formulas
- Exploding and combining ingredients
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