By default, the close-up in the Lower Window features the label and value of the fields Description, Unit, Quantity, Costs, Incidence, Selling Prices.
Who can set up the frame: an administrator or a user entitled to Edit the bottom panes (Refer to User Profiles.).
To set up the frame:
1.Display the lower window (Refer to Focussing On a Node.)
2.Right-click in the bottom window and select Configure bottom pane; this opens the window as a spreadsheet
3.To insert a row, a column or a cell, select Home>Edit>Insert; the format is the one of the main window, but can be changed
4.To delete a row, a column or a cell, select Home>Edit>Delete
5.Fill the grid by assigning to cells a label or the related field: right-click a cell, select Paste Name and assign as detailed hereunder (after clicking OK or double clicking, the name must NOT show, otherwise redo it)
6.To return to the normal mode, right-click anywhere and select Save and Close; as a result, one layout applies to all the nodes.
Assignment by right-clicking a cell:
▪to display a label in a cell, select its name in the LABEL sub-list
▪to display a value of the current node in a cell, select the field name in the VALUE sub-list.
Layout:
▪If the need arises, select the column and drag the right border of the reference cell to adjust the width
▪If the need arises, modify the fonts, colors and alignment (toolbar Home>Font and Alignment)
▪To change the colors of a row, a column or a cell, select Home>Edit>Format>Format Cells>Fill or Home>Font>.
For a non administrator to restore the layout set by the administrator, they must click Configure bottom pane, right-click and select Restore default view.
NOTES
- The fields do not have to be in the main view, but must be visible as per User Profiles
- A mnemonic can be used several times
- Global Variables are allowed in
- To see the underlying formula, click the cell twice (return by pressing Enter):
. Label syntax: LABEL_<Mnemonic>, value syntax: VALUE_<Mnemonic> where <Mnemonic>=[<Set mnemonic>_]<Field mnemonic>
Increase the width and/or height of cells that may receive long texts, otherwise the beginning may be invisible.