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Show, hide, and move columns in the Accounting Viewer table 43 Show, hide, and move columns in the Accounting Viewer table A quick way to customize the Accounting Viewer table is to show, hide, or move columns. Perform any of the following actions: ● To move a column to another location in the table, drag the column to where you want it. ● To hide a column, right-click any column in the table, select Hide, and then from the list of columns that are currently displayed select the column that you want to hide. ● To display a column, right-click any column in the table, select Show, and then from the list of columns that are currently hidden select the column that you want to display. Creating a customized view in the Accounting Viewer Create an accounting view for specific needs by selecting columns in the Accounting Viewer and saving your selections as a customized view. 1. From the Info menu, select Accounting. The Accounting Viewer window appears. 2. Next to the View list, click the browse (...) button. 3. In the Views window, click Add (+). 4. In the View name box, type a name for the view that you want to add. 5. In the Based on list, select the view that you want to base the new view on. 6. Click OK. The new view is added to the Views area, and the names of the columns on which the view was based appear selected. 7. Select the columns that you want to display in the new view. Using the arrow buttons, move the names of the columns up and down, to arrange the order in which to display the columns in the new view. 8. Click OK. You can select the customized view in the Accounting Viewer, in the View list. Job report The Job report window contains all of the information from the job parameters window for a specific job. The Job report window

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Show, hide, and move columns in the Accounting Viewer table
A quick way to customize the Accounting Viewer table is to show,
hide, or move columns.
Perform any of the following actions:
To move a column to another location in the table, drag the
column to where you want it.
To hide a column, right-click any column in the table, select
Hide
, and then from the list of columns that are currently
displayed select the column that you want to hide.
To display a column, right-click any column in the table,
select
Show
, and then from the list of columns that are
currently hidden select the column that you want to display.
Creating a customized view in the Accounting Viewer
Create an accounting view for specific needs by selecting columns
in the Accounting Viewer and saving your selections as a
customized view.
1.
From the
Info
menu, select
Accounting
.
The Accounting Viewer window appears.
2.
Next to the
View
list, click the
browse (...)
button.
3.
In the Views window, click
Add (+)
.
4.
In the
View name
box, type a name for the view that you want
to add.
5.
In the
Based on
list, select the view that you want to base the
new view on.
6.
Click
OK
.
The new view is added to the
Views
area, and the names of
the columns on which the view was based appear selected.
7.
Select the columns that you want to display in the new view.
Using the arrow buttons, move the names of the columns up
and down, to arrange the order in which to display the
columns in the new view.
8.
Click
OK
.
You can select the customized view in the Accounting Viewer, in
the
View
list.
Job report
The Job report window contains all of the information from the job
parameters window for a specific job. The Job report window
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