Windows

View Lists One above the Other

To view more than one list tab at a time, with the tabs displayed one above the other, open the two lists and click New horizontal tab group in the Window group of the View tab. Instead of the two lists being displayed as tabs, with one "behind" the other, the list view is then split horizontally, with each list being displayed in one half of the list view. The list currently selected is displayed in the upper section of the list view.

If three or more lists are open when the option is selected, these additional lists are displayed as tabs in the upper section.

If an additional list is opened once the option has been selected, this list is displayed as a tab in the same section of the list view as the currently selected list.

When multiple tabs are open, the New horizontal tab group option can also be accessed from the menu that is displayed by right-clicking on a list tab.

View Lists Side by Side

Click New vertical tab group in the Window group of the View tab. This option works in the same way as the New horizontal tab group option except that lists are displayed side by side, that means, the list view is split vertically.

When multiple tabs are open, the New vertical tab group option can also be accessed from the menu that is displayed by right-clicking on a list tab.

Note:
The list can be split into as many sections as required. It cannot be split horizontally and vertically at the same time.

Move to Previous Tab

If the list view has been split into two or more parts using either the New horizontal tab group or New vertical tab group option, click Move to previous tab group in the Window group of the View tab to move the current list to the list view section above or to the left of the section it is currently in.

If all lists are moved from a list view section the tab is closed and the list display reverts to the default layout.

The Move to previous tab group option can also be accessed from the menu that is displayed by right-clicking on a list tab in the lower or right-hand part of a split list view.

Move to Next Tab

If the list view has been split into two or more parts using either the New horizontal tab group or New vertical tab group option, click Move to next tab group in the Window group of the View tab to move the current list to the list view section below or to the right of the section it is currently in.

The Move to next tab group option can also be accessed from the menu that is displayed by right-clicking on a list tab in the upper or left-hand part of a split list view.

Note:
Lists can also be moved from one list view section to another by clicking on the list title and dragging and dropping it into the other list view section.

Display Lists in Windows

By default, each list is displayed on a separate tab. If required, each can instead by displayed in separate window.

Uncheck the Tabbed view checkbox in the in the Window group of the View tab. Each open list is then displayed in a separate window in the list view section of the interface.

Check the Tabbed view checkbox to display lists in the tabs again.

Display Short List Titles

By default, the title tab of each list includes the list name, category type and category name and the list name. If required, the category names and types can be hidden.

Check the Short Title checkbox in the in the Window group of the View tab.

Display Data in Vertical View

List can be displayed in a vertical view. For example:

To display data in a vertical view, click Vertical View in the Grid Actions group of the Home tab. The current list is then changed to the vertical view.

Click Vertical View again to return to the standard grid view.

Note:
Multi-level headings cannot be displayed in vertical view mode. Only the headings of individual columns will be displayed. The headings of groups of columns will not be displayed. A message to inform the user of this will be displayed when vertical view mode is selected.