You create a new EWP Project by defining its structure in a new workbook.
Use 'ACBA Functions', 'EWP Project', 'Project Structure', 'Create/Amend'.

You will be presented with a worksheet laid out as below.

Add the new modules and sub-sections that you require in the appropriate columns. There are some rules/advice for doing this.

• You must not change the name or the position of a Module or a Sub-Section relative to the structure that already exists. Essentially you can only add new Modules and Sub-Sections below the ones that are already in the structure.
  
• You cannot change the Index Module.
  
• Modules must be named uniquely.
  
• Within any Module, Sub-Sections must be named uniquely, but different Modules can contain a group of Sub-Sections with the same names. N.B. every user-defined Module has a Summary of Findings & Conclusions Sub-Section.
  
• Associate Sub-Sections with their parent Modules in the form of a hanging list - see the layout of the 'Index' Module.
  
• To add new Sub-Sections to existing Modules use 'Insert', 'Rows' from the standard worksheet menu bar.

You might create a new project structure as shown below.

This structure will be posted to the new project only when you have clicked the worksheet button 'Create Project Working Paper File Structure'.

This file now contains the essential elements of an EWP Project - its hierarchical structure - but no Working Papers. It looks empty.

Where you want to use standardised structures repeatedly, we recommend that you save the file without any Working Papers but with a brief note to say what it contains.

Remarks

For more details about ACBA Electronic Working Papers our website contains general descriptions and additional information.