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== Summary == | == Summary == | ||
| − | This article explains how to add analysis codes for | + | This article explains how to add analysis codes for units. This can allow for better categorisation in reporting. |
== More Information == | == More Information == | ||
| − | Go to {{Menu | + | {{Units}} |
| − | * This will take you to a search screen. Press {{KeyPress|F6}} or click the {{Button|New}} button to add a new | + | Go to {{Menu|{{VS}}|Add or Edit Units}}. |
| − | {{Tip|text=Or you can type in part of a registration number or | + | * This will take you to a search screen. Press {{KeyPress|F6}} or click the {{Button|New}} button to add a new unit. |
| − | * Click on the {{Tab|Details}} | + | {{Tip|text=Or you can type in part of a registration number or unit model code or description to find an existing unit.}} |
| + | * Click on the {{Tab|Details}} tab. | ||
* Click in one of the {{DataPrompt|Analysis}} code boxes. | * Click in one of the {{DataPrompt|Analysis}} code boxes. | ||
{{Note|text=The box that you choose is significant. You can have the same character in more than one box meaning different things. For example, a code of {{DataValue|D}} in {{DataPrompt|Analysis Code 1}} could signify Demonstrator. Having a code of {{DataValue|D}} in {{DataPrompt|Analysis Code 2}} could signify Destroyed.}} | {{Note|text=The box that you choose is significant. You can have the same character in more than one box meaning different things. For example, a code of {{DataValue|D}} in {{DataPrompt|Analysis Code 1}} could signify Demonstrator. Having a code of {{DataValue|D}} in {{DataPrompt|Analysis Code 2}} could signify Destroyed.}} | ||
* Type a 1 Character code that relates to the analysis you require. | * Type a 1 Character code that relates to the analysis you require. | ||
| − | * Press {{KeyPress|S-F10}}. This will take you to the {{DataPrompt| | + | * Press {{KeyPress|S-F10}}. This will take you to the {{DataPrompt|Unit Analysis Amendment}} screen. |
* Type a {{DataPrompt|Description}} for the {{DataPrompt|Analysis Code}}. | * Type a {{DataPrompt|Description}} for the {{DataPrompt|Analysis Code}}. | ||
| − | * Press {{KeyPress| | + | * Press {{KeyPress|ESC}} and click {{Button|Accept}}. |
== See also == | == See also == | ||
| − | * [[Creating a | + | * [[Creating a used unit]] |
| − | * [[Creating a | + | * [[Creating a new unit]] |
| − | * [[Adding | + | * [[Adding new unit features]] |
| − | * [[Creating a | + | * [[Creating a new stock status]] |
| − | * [[Adding | + | * [[Adding pictures]] |
| − | * [[How do I | + | * [[How do I print a unit data sheet?]] |
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Latest revision as of 05:28, 18 April 2019
Summary
This article explains how to add analysis codes for units. This can allow for better categorisation in reporting.
More Information
 | Units: Unit is a general term used to cover all types of vehicle and machinery, including items such as motorcycles, scooters, cars, trucks, vans, caravans, motorhomes, boats, tractors, ATVs, agricultural equipment, wholegoods and construction equipment. |
Go to " Unit Sales Add or Edit Units".
- This will take you to a search screen. Press <F6> or click the [New] button to add a new unit.
 | Or you can type in part of a registration number or unit model code or description to find an existing unit. |
- Click on the [Details] tab.
- Click in one of the "Analysis" code boxes.
| The box that you choose is significant. You can have the same character in more than one box meaning different things. For example, a code of 'D' in "Analysis Code 1" could signify Demonstrator. Having a code of 'D' in "Analysis Code 2" could signify Destroyed. |
- Type a 1 Character code that relates to the analysis you require.
- Press <Shift+F10>. This will take you to the "Unit Analysis Amendment" screen.
- Type a "Description" for the "Analysis Code".
- Press <Esc> and click [Accept].
See also
- Creating a used unit
- Creating a new unit
- Adding new unit features
- Creating a new stock status
- Adding pictures
- How do I print a unit data sheet?
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