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# Building Links for Instant-Comments

<mark style="color:red;">\*\*\*🚩</mark>These are template changes, so be sure you are working in your temple and hit save template when done to keep these for the next time.

### #1 Shows connecting a narrative to a check box using the <mark style="color:blue;">Keyword Connection</mark>

{% embed url="<https://youtu.be/zufHOG28Isw>" %}

### #2 Shows linking a narrative to a check box using <mark style="color:blue;">Suggested Observations.</mark>&#x20;

The only difference between this version and the one above is that we are using the Suggested Observations method for linking.&#x20;

{% embed url="<https://youtu.be/w7nJ83lOu3U>" %}

### #3. Linking a narrative to an inspector-only note so that the check box stays hidden but the narrative displays in the report. &#x20;

Either the <mark style="color:blue;">Keyword Connection</mark> or the <mark style="color:blue;">Suggested Observation</mark> method will work with this method.&#x20;

🗝️ In this instance, the check box will stay hidden in the finished report, but the narrative will display. This is a great way to build in quick shortcuts to commonly used narratives without cluttering your report with check boxes.&#x20;

{% embed url="<https://youtu.be/ayOxYS2TuiU>" %}

### #4 Modifying a Narrative to Fit a Number of Different Check Box Deficiencies

{% embed url="<https://youtu.be/eXfcDZ_KW0w>" %}


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