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docs/NestedLoops.rst

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 NestedLoops
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-While working on different TestCases we might need to repeat some TestSteps with a set of data and data might be big.
-To counter this repeat issue we have ``REPEAT`` & ``REPEAT-DONE`` activity tags, everything between this two tags will
-go on a loop. And to counter big & complex data structure we have ``RLP_`` prefix which will take written in another
-sheet, hence it will be much easier to enter and maintain data in whole sheet rather than a tab.
+While working on TestCases we might need to repeat some TestSteps with a set of data and this data might be too dynamic
+or too much to use multiple fields (Quantity1, Quantity2, Quantity...).
+To provide a solution for this issue we have ``REPEAT`` & ``REPEAT-DONE`` activity tags, every activity between these
+two tags will be repeated as many times as there is data in the data source.
+
+And to counter big & complex data structure we have ``RLP_`` prefix which will take records written in another
+sheet, hence it will be much easier to enter and maintain data in separate sheet rather than within one single tab.
 
 RLP
 ===
-``RLP_`` is a prefix which is used in data sheet. Its structure is ``RLP_(sheetName, lineReference=Number)`` here
+``RLP_`` is a prefix which is used in the cell of a data sheet. Its structure is ``RLP_(sheetName, lineReference=Number)`` here
 sheetName will hold the name of sheet where main data is stored. LineRefernce holds the header name of the column which
-contains Reference Number in target sheet, with the help of this reference number a list of data matching same reference
-number is made which is then looped inside ``REPEAT`` loop. We can even use ``RLP_`` statement in a sheet previously
-targeted by an other ``RLP_`` prefix. Hence, we can create a nested data and the data called by another ``RLP_`` data
+contains Reference Number in target sheet, with the help of this reference number a list of data matching the same reference
+number is made, which is then looped inside ``REPEAT`` activity. We can even use ``RLP_`` statement in a sheet previously
+targeted by an other ``RLP_`` prefix. Hence, we can create nested data and the data called by another ``RLP_`` data
 will become its child and the caller become its parent.
 
 .. image:: RLP_Nested_Loops.png
@@ -21,23 +24,34 @@ will become its child and the caller become its parent.
 
 Here in image_1 inside ``RLP_`` LoopDataExampleTab is the sheetName of the target sheet containing main data and
 line_reference is the header which we are looking inside targetSheet, you can also see the header in image_2 which is of
-targetSheet. Then the value of header is matched. Like in first ``RLP_`` data value of line_reference is 0, which means
+targetSheet. Then the value of header is matched.
+
+Like in first ``RLP_`` data value of line_reference is 0, which means
 it will create a list of data matching same in targetSheet, in this case their are 2 matching data so repeat statement
 will execute one after another.
 
 Repeat
 ======
 ``REPEAT`` tag is used in testrun file. It must be written inside "Activity" header and along with it, reference to the
-node referring to the data must be written inside "Value" tag. Format of node must be ``$(parent)`` we have to replace
-parent with the header name where rlp data is stored. In image_1 we can see "textarea2" is the header containing main
+node referring to the data must be written inside ``Value`` tag. Format of node must be ``$(parent)`` (we have to replace
+parent with the header name where rlp data is stored).
+
+In *image_1* we can see "textarea2" is the header containing main
 data, so it will look like ``($textarea2)``. Now, if need to use child node we can use ``$(parent.child)`` here child is
-the name of header of the sheet which is replaced by ``RLP_`` prefix. In image_2 we can see their is "input_text" header
+the name of header of the sheet which is replaced by ``RLP_`` prefix.
+
+In *image_2* we can see their is "input_text" header
 the sheet in image_2 replaces ``RLP_`` data of image_1 so it will look like ``$(textarea2.input_text)``. This node will
-be replaced by the value inside input_text and a loop will start on all the matching line_reference. And lastly we have
-a option to choose number of times loop is run. When we have a large number of data and we don't need to run loop on all
-we can input number in value2 tab, then the loop will be run on the same number of randomly selected data. If we
-want to run loop on all data we can simply leave the value2 tab empty or put 0. Also remember we need to use
-``REPEAT-DONE`` at the other point of the loop (i.e. from where we need to run again from the starting of the loop.
+be replaced by the value inside input_text and a loop will start on all the matching line_reference.
+
+And lastly we have a option to choose number of times loop is run. When we have a large number of data and we don't need
+to run loop on all we can input number in value2 tab, then the loop will be run on the same number of *randomly selected data*.
+If we want to run loop on all data we can simply leave the value2 tab empty or put 0.
+
+Also remember we need to use
+``REPEAT-DONE`` at the end of the loop (i.e. from where we need to run again from the starting of the loop).
+
+
 Please see below image for further reference.
 
 .. image:: RepeatTag.png