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+ | The '''List View''' allows you to define which [[Standard_Fields|Standard]] and [[Custom Field|Custom]] Fields are displayed when viewing a list of records. You can also define the sequence in which the records are displayed. | ||
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+ | * Within the [[Universal Tracking Application]] the '''Settings''' page allows you to define the list view for Level 1, Level 2 and Level 3 as well as the Accounts and/or Contacts sections on the Level 1 records (if the Contacts/Accounts Standard Fields have been enabled). | ||
+ | ::* ''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.'' | ||
+ | ::* If [[Types#Displaying_on_Tabs|'''Display as Tab''']] has been enabled for a Level 2 [[Type]] you can customize the '''List View''' for the items listed on that tab. | ||
+ | ::* If you use the same Tab Label for more than one Level 2 [[Type]] (thus grouping multiple Types onto the same Tab) it will also use the '''List View''' configured on the Settings page, the same List View as the '''Other Level 2 Types''' tab. | ||
+ | * Within most other [[Applications]] you can set the '''List View''' via the '''Settings''' page. | ||
+ | ::''Some list views contain special items and cannot be configured, such as the list of Applicants on an Opportunity within [[Sales Tracking]].'' | ||
+ | * You can also set the '''List View''' by clicking on the '''Edit View''' tab. The example below is on a Contacts list view:<br> | ||
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+ | :'''Note:''' changes here will affect the Contacts List View throughout [[SmartSimple]] (UTA Contacts Tab, Search People, Sales Tracking, etc.) | ||
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Revision as of 08:48, 22 April 2013
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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.
- Within the Universal Tracking Application the Settings page allows you to define the list view for Level 1, Level 2 and Level 3 as well as the Accounts and/or Contacts sections on the Level 1 records (if the Contacts/Accounts Standard Fields have been enabled).
- 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.
- If Display as Tab has been enabled for a Level 2 Type you can customize the List View for the items listed on that tab.
- If you use the same Tab Label for more than one Level 2 Type (thus grouping multiple Types onto the same Tab) it will also use the List View configured on the Settings page, the same List View as the Other Level 2 Types tab.
- Within most other Applications you can set the List View via the Settings page.
- Some list views contain special items and cannot be configured, such as the list of Applicants on an Opportunity within Sales Tracking.
- You can also set the List View by clicking on the Edit View tab. The example below is on a Contacts list view:
- Note: changes here will affect the Contacts List View throughout SmartSimple (UTA Contacts Tab, Search People, Sales Tracking, etc.)
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