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Revision as of 11:38, 15 April 2013
Click here to watch a video on creating and editing List Views.
This page gives a general definition of the SmartSimple list view.
For instructions on configuring list views, visit this page.
Contents
Introduction
List views are the part of the SmartSimple interface that combine similar entities in a vertically scrolling list. The List View allows you to define which Standard and Custom Fields are displayed when viewing a list of records. You can also define the sequence in which the records are displayed.
For example, clicking on the Contacts hyperlink in the administration interface displays a list view of contact records in your SmartSimple database:
- In the above example, the following fields have been selected for display: the index (#), First Name, Last Name, Email Address and Company Name. The last column is an "Open" button which accesses the specific contact record.
- This list can be sorted by the values in most columns by changing the value of the “Sort By” dropdown box above the list view.
- The list can also be filtered by using the basic search panel which is at the right of the list view (shown below), or the Advanced Search panel, which, when selected, appears above the list view.
- List views will default to the last set of search criteria used. For example, if you perform a search on Contacts for contacts with the last name "Smith" and log out of SmartSimple, the next time you log back in and view your contact, SmartSimple will remember your search and present the last set of search criteria.
- A user can choose from a selection of list views by changing the value in the “List View” drop box above the list view. The benefit of this feature is that each list view can display a different combination of fields.
System Views and Personal Views
There are two types of List Views: System Views and Personal Views.
- System Views belong to a specific role. All users in that role will have the option to select this List View. Multiple System Views can be defined for each role.
- Personal Views are only visible to the user who creates them. Multiple Personal Views can be defined for each user.
Contact and Company List Views
The screenshot above is an example of a Contacts list view. List views can also be configured for Company and Account records. These list views are configured on the Global Settings page under User & Contact Settings and Company & Account Settings, respectively.
Within each separate application, the Account and Contact list views can be independently configured to display different fields.
List Views in a Universal Tracking Application
- Within the Universal Tracking Application, the Settings page allows you to define the list view for Level 1, Level 2 and Level 3 records.
- The List View defined for Level 2 will apply both to the list view on the Level 2 tab, and the list of associated Level 2s at the bottom of a Level 1 record, if shown.
- Similarly the Level 3 list view applies also to the Level 3s listed at the bottom of a Level 2 record.
See Also
- List View Overview
- Accessing the List View Configuration Page
- Configuring List Views
- Setting the Sort Order on a List View
- Exporting List View Results to Microsoft Excel
- Exporting List View Results to Microsoft Word
- Download files from List View
- Preparing Existing Word Template for List View Export
- Quick Edit
- Historic List View
- Configuring Interactive List View Charts
