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This will list articles in [[:Category:Fruit examples]] using <code>listseparators</code> to define a table with three columns and put a link to the article in the first column of each row. The <code>includepage</code> parameter specifies a template used on each page, along with parameter names to output results for.
 
Secseparators<code>secseparators</code> is used to add more columns for each section found. There are two pairs for each transcluded section; the first element of each pair is a linefeed and a pipe/split-pipe (which define a new column in the table) and the second element of each pair is empty. Have a careful look at the <code>¶</code> symbols (<code>\n</code> can be used as an alternative). They always appear before a wiki syntax element which must be placed at the beginning of a new line. Thus, make sure that the wiki parser will understand them.
 
'''Note:''' If an article does not contain a value for the parameter named "grows", it will result in an empty cell in the table.
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