Lists and tabular sections in the system

Preamble

This section is dedicated to detailed instructions on how to work with standard table components that are used throughout the system.

All actions you perform on the tables will be saved and displayed exclusively for your user. This means that no one will see your changes, and they will be automatically applied after a system restart or after opening the system, for example on a new computer.

The basic logic is that Awery has and provides all users with a certain standard appearance for each specific table, which is a main template. You can modify the settings for your personal use, however, you cannot add a new column or information to display without contacting our support department. Some features will require development or will affect the rest of the users. Leave a support ticket and we will consider what can be changed in your case

Possible actions

Columns resizing

You can easily change the width of any column in the tables. Find the column divider in the header, hover over it, and drag it to the side.

Columns rearranging

Also, you can rearrange the columns of the list. Just tap and drag the column you want to the desired position.

Hiding a column

To hide columns that you don't need to see right now, you can toggle them back on. To do this, find the controls in the bottom right of the screen. Then, go to "Personal Table Setting."

The system will open a special sidebar where all possible columns for this list will be available. If you uncheck the boxes, the columns will be hidden after closing this section without any additional actions.

Restoring default settings

If you made any incorrect settings or need to reset layout of table to default, you can also clear all personal settings. To do this, find the controls in the bottom right of the screen. Then, go to "Personal Table Setting."

At the top of the form you will found Clear Personal Setting button

Transferring data to Excel

The system provides a convenient feature that allows you to quickly export data from any system table directly into Excel or Google Sheets without the need to generate a report. This streamlined approach saves time and maintains the visual formatting as it appears on your screen, based on your keyboard settings and regional configuration.

1. Select the Data
   Use your mouse to highlight the rows or cells you wish to export.

2. Copy the Selection
   Copy the selected content as plain text using:

   • Ctrl + C on Windows/Linux

   • Command + C on macOS

3. Paste into Your Document
   Open your Excel spreadsheet or Google Sheet and paste the content directly using Ctrl + V or Command + V.

The pasted data will retain the same structure and visible formatting as displayed in the system table, making it instantly usable and readable.

This method is ideal for quick exports, sharing, or snapshot reporting when formal report generation is unnecessary.

Below is an example of the expected output after pasting the data: