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To sort a column: 1.
In the Matching Products pane, select the table column to be sorted.
2. From the toolbar, choose View Sort.
3. In the Sort submenu, choose Ascending to sort the values of the selected column
in ascending order. Choose Descending to sort the values of the selected column in descending order.
4. To sort multiple columsn by the same values at once, choose Advanced. In the
Advanced Sort dialog, select the desired columns.
To reorder columns: 1.
From the View menu, click Reorder to open the Reorder Columns dialog. 2.
In the dialog, click the respective column name to select it, and then use the navigation buttons to reorder it.
2.3.3.3 Other Toolbar Operations
The Matching Products toolbar has buttons to save your changes, to detach the Matching Products table from the Matching Products pane, to freeze or unfreeze
columns, and to wrap or unwrap a column’s values.
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To save changes, click Save.
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To detach the Matching Products table from Matching Products pane, click Detach
.
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To freeze a column, click the column header to select the column, and then click Freeze
. Click Freeze again to unfreeze the column.
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To wrap a column’s values, click the column header to select the column, and then click Wrap. Click Wrap again to unwrap the column values.
2.3.4 Searching a Product
The Master Price List module provides a basic search and an advanced search facility to search for a product item. You can use the Product Search accordion panel to find
an item.
By default, the Product Search accordion panel shows the Basic Search tab where you can enter a search term to invoke a query on the Fusion web application and view the
results.
Tip: To sort a column in ascending or descending order, you can also
click the Up or Down triangle in the column name header.
Tip: To order multiple columns, select their corresponding
checkboxes, and then use navigation buttons. All selected columns move as a group.
Note: The Master Price List Fusion web application allows edits in
the following:
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Site Price column Matching Products pane
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Supplier dropdown list Product Detail pane
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Current Product Status option button Product Detail pane
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Figure 2–4 Basic Search Tab in the Master Price List Fusion Web Application
The Advanced Search tab enables you to find products by category, and if required, search among discontinued products by selecting the Include Discontinued Products
checkbox.
Figure 2–5 Advanced Search Tab in the Master Price List Fusion Web Application
2.4 Overview of the Integrated Excel Workbooks in the Master Price List Module
The Master Price List module provides the EditPriceList.xlsx, AdvEditPriceList.xlsx, and ReadOnlyPriceList.xlsx integrated Excel
workbooks. All workbooks enable end users to:
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Log on to the Fusion web application from the workbook
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Download rows of data about product pricing
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Search the workbook for information about product pricing In addition, the EditPriceList.xlsx and AdvEditPriceList.xlsx workbooks
permit end users to:
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Search the Master Price List module Fusion web application for information about products and product pricing
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Modify product pricing information in the workbook
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Use Excel formulas to perform calculations on values in an ADF Table component
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Upload modified product pricing information to the Master Price List module Fusion web application from the workbook
Subsequent sections in this chapter provide more information about the functionality in the workbooks along with cross-references to implementation details.
2.4.1 Log on to the Fusion Web Application from an Integrated Excel Workbook
At runtime, the integrated Excel workbooks in the Master Price List module render an Excel ribbon tab that allows end users to log on to the Fusion web application.
Figure 2–6 shows the runtime Fusion Order Demo tab in the Ribbon of the
EditPriceList.xlsx workbook.
