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The first step to use this feature is to create a tag Tag in your project Project. This tag can be a simple one such as , an array or a custom typeCustom Type. 

To better understand the feature, three examples are shown below. The tags created are as follows:

1.	Tag.Integer1 -- Integer DataType -- Simple Tag.
2.	Tag.Digital1 -- Digital DataType -- Array of 10 elements.
3.	Tag.CustomType -- Custom DataType
-- Sub-Elements: Element1 (Integer), Element2 (Integer.)

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No Now that our tags are were created, we can start adding them to the display. Right-click on the at Integer1 tagTag, and select the  Copy Selected Row option.

Navigate to the Draw environment in your desired pageEnvironment, at the desired Page. Right-click on at the display and select Paste. You should see the tag Tag being inserted into the display, and it should be already formatted with a TextOutput as its , for label, and a TextBox as its for displaying value.

The same logic can be applied for array tagsTags. Copy the tag Tag row related to Digital1 Array from Edit-Tags-Objects related to Digital1 Array. All elements should appear formatted when pasted Pasted into a page.

Lastly, for a custom type tag, copy the parent Custom Type Tag, Copy the Parent element from Edit-Tags-Objects and paste  Paste it into your page. The child elements will be automatically formatted in at the displayDisplay.

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Copy and Paste Tags to Symbols

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The symbol Below is the “Motor” symbol using the motor custom type:

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Executing copy of Motors tag to a page will past all motors symbols created and configured with the right tag:

It is possible to execute this operation with custom type inside of custom type with several different custom types type at same time.