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XLink
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XLink

(XML LINKing Language) A W3C standard that is used to link XML documents. A "simple" link is similar to the common link on an HTML page that points to another Web page or to a resource to download. An "extended" link defines a relationship between two or more documents.

XLink can link a document to an external link database (linkbase) that contains a list of links, and the linkbase can be loaded automatically. See XSL and XML.



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nbsp;CS*4) and a unique formatting linkbase specification which enables rich presentation information to be stored and managed in an XBRL compliant way.
XBRL exhibits would include the following files, as necessary: an instance document, a schema file and linkbase files that manage references, labels and relationships if extensions are used.
Upon selection, the aggregated value of a group of elements defined by the Calculation Linkbase is displayed in Italics if the subtotal is not reported.
 
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