An explanatory note to GOST 7.32: a document that does not fall apart
A demo document on a fictional topic, the design of a ventilation system for a classroom: title page, abstract, a field-based table of contents, three heading levels, 6 equations, 3 figures, 4 tables with repeating headers, references to GOST R 7.0.100-2018 and an appendix.
- 12
- pages
- 6
- equations
- 7
- references to GOST R 7.0.100
The task
Show formatting that rests on styles: change the text and the contents, figure numbers and page numbers update themselves, with nothing shifting out of place.
What I did
- Margins 30/15/20/20 mm, Times New Roman 14 pt, 1.5 spacing, 1.25 cm first-line indent
- Every structural element starts on a new page, as the standard requires
- Equations are editable in Word and numbered on the right
- Every number in the text, tables and charts comes from one calculation
Proof
- The DOCX passes the Office Open XML schema check; all 15 table-of-contents entries match the layout
- DOCX and PDF available to download
Materials
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What else you can hand over to me
- A sales or purchasing planning model in Excel
- A dashboard in Excel or Yandex DataLens
- A report formatted to GOST 7.32
- An Access database: tables, queries, forms
- Fill a pack of contracts from photos of documents
An Excel demand and purchasing model for a coffee shop chain
Seasonal forecast, ABC-XYZ and reorder points — 2,515 formulas and a dashboard with an item pickerContracts for a children’s school, filled from photos of forms and passports
The client sends photos — and gets filled-in contracts plus a list of discrepancies
