Style Overview|Adding a Style|Editing
a Style|Style
Templates
This information applies to the lower half of the Style window, displayed after selecting
Edit/Add Style Items from your
item list or an item record.
Style Grid Notes
Each cell of
the style grid containing a number (including zero) represents a unique
item in inventory, with a unique size/color (or other attribute) combination.
A blank cell means that attribute combination is not included in your
inventory list.
Though "size"
and "attribute" is used when talking about styles in this documentation,
the grid axes will reflect the custom
item labels you have defined in company preferences. . Any item attribute
can be used in a grid and placed on either axis, regardless of the labels.
For example, your style items might vary by pattern or material rather
than size or color. .
The number
of items that be included in a style is virtually unlimited. . You may have
to use the vertical and/or horizontal scroll bars to view the cells for
all items in the grid.
Grid Values
When accessing and viewing a style grid from your item
list, the values displayed are the on-hand quantities of each style item.
You can select a specific location
or the company from the Quantities for
Store field at the top of the grid to view on-hand quantities for
a specific location or the entire company.
If you come to inventory from a document, such as a
purchase order, and then display the style grid, you are in "item
select" mode. . In this case the style grid cells initially display
zeroes (0). . To select items and quantities to return to your document,
enter order quantities in the grid and then choose Select
from the bottom toolbar.
Showing Totals on a Grid
The style grid contains the totals for all the sizes
in each attribute (row), each size (column), and a grand total for all
items in the style. . You can choose to show or hide these totals.
Navigating a grid:
Keyboard action | Description |
<>, <>, <>,
<> | Move the cursor up, down, left, or right from one grid
cell to another consecutively. |
<Page Up> | Move the cursor to the first displayed cell of a column. |
<Home> or
<Ctrl + > | Move the cursor to the first cell in a row. |
<Ctrl + Home> | Move the cursor to the upper left cell of the grid. |
Return to top
Related Topics
Deleting a style
or style item