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Customising Columns Lists

PreviousSorting and Filtering Lists NextOracle Database Compatibility

In any module with a list you can customise the order of the columns in the list and remove columns you do not need.

The Customise Columns button is located on the top right of each list.
It is possible to remove and reorder the columns.
If you want to set the columns back to default, click the Customise Columns button and then the Restore button .