Prerequisites
Previous steps are all completed.
Steps
1.) Understand when this step applies. The same drawing sheet doesn't need to be built up repeatedly from scratch for different countries or languages — register the DST several times for other countries and configure only one global sheet item used by all of them, by defining the SHEET_COUNTRY column and the necessary modes (provided all countries share the same sheet frame item conditions). Translated messages stored in the database ensure multilingual versions of a global drawing sheet — see the related training module for Message and Translations. You don't need to fill in the SHEET_COUNTRY column at all if you don't need to configure your DST for different countries.
2.) Add a new sheet group tab for the other country. Add a new sheet group tab, for example "MyDST Sheet Groups (DE)".
3.) Add a matching sheet tab with the same sheet name. Add a new sheet tab, and record the same dynamic sheet template name in the SHEET_NAME column as the original.
4.) Set the sheet to reuse the original's dynamic rules. Set the SHEET_MODE column to "Use dynamic rules from other sheet with the same name".
Result
The DST is now registered for an additional country, reusing the same dynamic rules as the original sheet rather than duplicating them.
Tutorial complete
This was the final step of the B2 Dynamic Sheet Templates tutorial. You've compared Standard and Dynamic Sheet Templates, built a complete DST for plan views (frame groups, dynamic rules, sheet groups, constant groups) with two location variants, built a second DST example for rule-based vertical sections derived across both variants, distributed both as .ldm12 modules, and configured a DST to serve multiple countries without duplicating its rules.