On-Line Help Guide - AccuRev

A "1" appears next to the direction icon in the current sort column, indicating that this is now the primary
sort column.
Click another column to make it the secondary sort column. A direction icon annotated with "2" appears in
this column, and the rows are reordered according to the two-level sort. Continue in this way to define
additional sort levels.
In multiple columns mode, you can:
• Left-click on any column header without a direction icon: this defines an additional sort level,
using that column.
• Left-click on any column header that already has a direction icon: this reverses the sort order at
that sort level.
• Left-click on any sort column's level number (1, 2, etc.) to change the sort level of that column.
The table's rows are resorted automatically each time you perform any of these actions.
Using the Keyboard to Navigate through a Table
The keyboard's navigation keys -- up-arrow, down-arrow, PgUp, PgDn, Ctrl-PgUp, Ctrl-PgDn --move a
table's selection highlight in the expected way. In addition, you can navigate by typing any alphanumeric
character; this moves the selection highlight to the next row whose entry in the (primary) sort column
begins with that character.
Printing Tables
You can print tables in views throughout the AccuRev GUI by choosing File > Print from the AccuRev
menu or by typing Ctrl+P. You cannot print tables that appear in dialog boxes.
What Gets Printed
When you print a table, AccuRev prints the table headings and table contents for every column and row in
the table. Column widths and sort order are preserved; you might want to adjust the width of a table’s
columns or change the sort order before you print. Printed pages include a footer that displays the date the
table was printed and a page number. If you are printing a table of query results, the query name is printed
at the top of each page.
Note that AccuRev prints a table’s entire contents, even if only a portion of it is visible online. For
example, if a query returns 65 records, the printed table includes all 65 records, even if only 30 are visible
at a time. Similarly, some tables in AccuRev and AccuWork use a single line per row and display ellipses
(...) for columns that are not wide enough to display their full contents. Printed tables are not limited to one
line per row, and AccuRev wraps column contents, if necessary, when printing the table.
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