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Re-Ordering Record Listings & Header Names

This Help File Page was last Modified on 04/07/2013

Re-Ordering Record Listings & Header Names

This Help File Page was last Modified on 04/07/2013

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Re-Ordering Record Listings & Header Names

This Help File Page was last Modified on 04/07/2013

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A tabular (spreadsheet style) Table View of the currently defined set of records is displayed within the Table View tab located at the bottom of the Form.

 

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Table View List Order - Each column's Header Name describes the data contained in that column.
There are always two or more columns of data in a Table View tab
Each column's Header Name describes the data contained in that column.
You may Re-Order the Data listed in these columns within the Table View tab of most Maintenance related (and some other) Forms and various other lists of data appearing throughout MKMS.
To (re-)set the sorting Order of the data that's listed, Click on a Header Name.
Each Click switches the listed data's Order (alphabetical or numerical, lowest to highest or highest to lowest).
The Header Name that is determining that Order of the list will have an Icon indicating the Order displayed next to that Header Name.

 

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      indicates sorted order

 

The arrow to the right of the Header Name indicates the current sorting order.

 

Table View Header Name Sequence - You may (re-)set the Sequence in which the data's Header Names are displayed within a Table View tab
To do so, using the standard Windows® Drag & Drop method, drag any Header Name to the desired location and then release it.
That column and its related data will be moved to the new location.

 

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Each Column's Header Name may be relocated

 

The new Header Name Location will be saved, on a User by User basis.
If the User resets the Sorted Order, the Header Names will revert to the default sequence and must again be relocated, if desired.