---
title: "Multiple Areas - Lasernet Form Editor 9 - Lasernet Training"
slug: "multiple-areas"
description: "In this exercise you can learn about The Multiple areas functionality allows generating automatically multiple subareas in the output at a time. "
tags: ["Conditional Area", "Lasernet 9 ", "Lasernet Developer"]
updated: 2026-03-06T07:57:02Z
published: 2026-03-06T07:57:02Z
canonical: "kb.lasernetgroup.com/multiple-areas"
---

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# Multiple Areas

**Applies to:** Lasernet 9

The **Multiple areas** functionality allows the automatic generation of multiple subareas in the output at a time. This way, you can avoid creating many subareas within one custom conditional area one by one but create multiple at a time by applying the same parameters to all of them.

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## Exercise

Download and import the attached configuration called **39. Multiple Areas** **in Lasernet Developer 9**. Afterward, go to the **Forms** section and open the **Sample** form.

Once the **Sample** form opens, start adding multiple subareas to the output. To this end, follow these steps:

1. On the **Sheet** menu, click **Conditional Area**. Alternatively, right-click in an empty space of the output and then click **Conditional Area** on the context menu that appears.
2. The **Conditional Area** dialog displays with the **Output** tab.

![](https://cdn.document360.io/c831ef63-c6b3-48ee-b443-3e33644e4e2e/Images/Documentation/1628163428402.png)

1. In the **Areas** group box, click the **Add** button.
2. With the dialog displayed, first, select the **Multiple areas** checkbox, then define an area name as well as parameters required for multiple subareas. For values, see the picture below.
3. Once you are done, click the **OK** button on both dialogs.

As a result, multiple subareas possessing the parameters you have specified are added to the output.

![](https://cdn.document360.io/c831ef63-c6b3-48ee-b443-3e33644e4e2e/Images/Documentation/1628163341878.png)

1. The next step is adding a pattern to the multiple subareas. To this end, open the pattern properties for editing and switch to the **Output** tab.
2. From the **Output area** drop-down combo box, select the area you have added (**Labels 3 x 7**).

![](https://cdn.document360.io/c831ef63-c6b3-48ee-b443-3e33644e4e2e/Images/Documentation/1628163341996.png)

As a result, the pattern text is displayed in each subarea of the output.

![](https://cdn.document360.io/c831ef63-c6b3-48ee-b443-3e33644e4e2e/Images/Documentation/4180844YTFAPQHDVBKWUKF0-image.png)

## Attachments

- [39.-Multiple-Areas.lnconfigx](https://cdn.document360.io/c831ef63-c6b3-48ee-b443-3e33644e4e2e/Images/Documentation/39.-Multiple-Areas.lnconfigx)