Assigning Parent and Child Function Spaces (Combination Spaces)
Learning Objective
At the end of this article you will know…
- What are Combination Spaces?
- How do these work?
- How does this look in the Function Diary?
- Steps on how to step up combination spaces
What are Combination Spaces?
When configuring Function Spaces, you have the option to designate Child and Parent Function Spaces, collectively referred to as "Combination Spaces." These additional Child and Parent Function Spaces are linked to a Function Space and are automatically booked whenever the Function Space is booked.
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