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# Creating a Template with Selectable Rows
This lesson will show you how to create a template that can pull data from individual rows of a custom field table. This kind of template allows you to use a single template to create documents for each row in a custom table, rather than having to use a separate template for each.
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## Create a Mergefield Using the "SelectRowNumber" Widget
In order to use a row select function in a template, you must include the "SelectRowNumber" widget.
To use the widget, enter the IF block:
`IF{MERGEFIELD RowNumber}= "{MERGEFIELD SelectedRowNumber}"`
After you have done this, you can then construct your template as usual, using mergefields from your custom field table.
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## When Creating the Document, Select the Row You Want to Be Populated
When you create a document using a selectable row template, you will be presented with an additional dropdown menu that allows you to select which row you want to use to populate the table.
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## Document Populated with Information for the Selected Row
The screenshot above shows the content of a document created using the row that was selected above.
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