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38 User Guide — QAD .NET User Interface Note Group By functions are available only when all records are being viewed. • Use Summary to get a summary of the data in the browse column. If the data in the column is numerical, you can get a summary based on the following: Count. Displays the number of items in an x-axis group. (This is the only summary option available for non-numerical data.) Sum. Displays the sum of the values in the column. Average. Displays the average of the values in the column. Minimum. Displays the minimum of the values in the column. Maximum. Displays the maximum of the values in the column. The summaries are displayed below the column in a Summaries area. • Use Hide Column to remove a column from display. • Use Reset to Factory Settings to return to the default column display settings. • Use Columns to display a list of all columns defined for the browse and toggle the show/hide settings. You can use this to restore a column that was previously hidden. • Use Properties to display technical information about the data in the column. This includes the name of the current program and the database table and field where the data for the column is stored. Grouping Data in Browses You can group data in a browse by one or multiple column headings. This gives you a quick way of building custom views of your data, which can then be exported to Excel. The groups are maintained in the Excel workbook as pivot tables. Note You must be displaying all available records in order to use the group by functions; otherwise, the results could be misleading. You begin this process in two ways:
• Right-click a column heading and choose Show Group By Box. This creates an area at the top of the browse where you can drag column headings to use as groups and subgroups. This area gives a clear visual indicator of the organization of the data. • Right-click a column heading and choose Group By Column Name. Column Name will reflect the name of the current column. This creates an immediate single-level grouping. You can create as many groupings below this one as you want. After you have created groups, you can use the plus (+) or minus (–) icons to open or close the group data for viewing. You can also use the Expand All Groups or Collapse All Groups options on the right-click menu to quickly open and close all groups of data. Using Group By Box The following figure illustrates Sales Order Browse after right-clicking a column heading and choosing Show Group By Box. You can then drag a column heading to the boxed area to create a grouping. Red arrows indicate when a dragged column heading can be dropped. Drag column heading here. Using Programs in QAD .NET UI 39 Fig. 2.4 Group By Box
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Page 3 and 4: Contents About This Guide. . . . .
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Page 7 and 8: Other Documentation 2 Online Help 2
Page 9 and 10: You can register for a QAD Web acco
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Page 13 and 14: Features of QAD .NET UI Using QAD .
Page 15 and 16: Click Options to select from availa
Page 17 and 18: The File menu commands include: QAD
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Page 49 and 50: Example The supplier ID field in th
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Getting Started with the Process Ed
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Using Process Editor Commands Figur
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Using Process Options Links at the
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Field Description Max Browse Record
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Configuring Administrative Settings
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