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'''Group Functions'''

Do you know why ERP groups functions/or modules within tabs and how to access them?

ERP groups functions/modules within tabs (Shown as buttons on the left hand side of the main menu window, in alphabetical
order) to ensure that it is easy to locate and access a particular screen or list relative to that module. ie if you were looking
for something that is related to sales, then you would select the sales module on the left hand side of the main menu window.

How to access these functions:

Click on the button or function tab, as required in the main menu window e.g. Sales. This will then display most of the buttons
pertaining to that function or module on the right. By clicking a button, you will open the form or list relative to the topic that
you are looking for, in sales allowing you to make or view data as required.

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 '''Group Functions - Do you know why ERP groups functions/or modules within tabs and how to access them?'''
-ERP groups '''Modules''' within tabs (Shown as buttons on the left hand side of the main menu, in alphabetical order). This is to ensure that it is easy to locate and access a particular screen or
+ERP groups '''Modules''' within tabs (Shown as buttons on the left hand side of the main menu, in alphabetical order). This is to ensure that it is easy to locate and access a particular screen or list relative to that module. For Example; If you are looking for something that is related to sales, then you would select the '''Sales''' module on the left hand side of the main menu window and the related '''Functions''' to '''Sales''' will appear on the right hand side.
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 list relative to that module. For Example; If you are looking for something that is related to sales, then you would select the '''Sales''' module on the left hand side of the main menu window and
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 the related '''Functions''' to '''Sales''' will appear on the right hand side.
 '''How to access these functions:'''
-Click on the Module tab on the left in the main menu window e.g. Sales. This will then display most of the buttons pertaining to that module on the right. By clicking a button, you will open the
+Click on the Module tab on the left in the main menu window e.g. Sales. This will then display most of the buttons pertaining to that module on the right. By clicking a button, you will open the form or list relative to the topic that you are looking for in Sales, allowing you to make or view data as required.
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 form or list relative to the topic that you are looking for in Sales, allowing you to make or view data as required.

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 '''Group Functions - Do you know why ERP groups functions/or modules within tabs and how to access them?'''
-ERP groups '''Functions/Modules''' within tabs (Shown as buttons on the left hand side of the main menu, in alphabetical order). This is to ensure that it is easy to locate and access a particular screen or list relative to that module. For Example; If you are looking for something that is related to sales, then you would select the '''Sales''' module on the left hand side of the main menu window and the related functions to '''Sales''' will appear on the right hand side.
+ERP groups '''Modules''' within tabs (Shown as buttons on the left hand side of the main menu, in alphabetical order). This is to ensure that it is easy to locate and access a particular screen or
 '''How to access these functions:'''
-Click on the Module tab, as required in the main menu window e.g. Sales. This will then display most of the buttons pertaining to that module on the right. By clicking a button, you will open the form or list relative to the topic that you are looking for in Sales, allowing you to make or view data as required.
+Click on the Module tab on the left in the main menu window e.g. Sales. This will then display most of the buttons pertaining to that module on the right. By clicking a button, you will open the

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−	Click on the Module tab, as required in the main menu window e.g. Sales. This will then display most of the buttons pertaining to that module on the right. By clicking a button, you will open the form or list relative to the topic that you are looking for, allowing you to make or view data as required.	+	Click on the Module tab, as required in the main menu window e.g. Sales. This will then display most of the buttons pertaining to that module on the right. By clicking a button, you will open the form or list relative to the topic that you are looking for in Sales, allowing you to make or view data as required.

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+= Overview =
 '''Group Functions'''
-Do you know why ERP groups functions/or modules within tabs and how to access them?
+'''Group Functions - Do you know why ERP groups functions/or modules within tabs and how to access them?'''
-ERP groups functions/modules within tabs (Shown as buttons on the left hand side of the main menu window, in alphabetical
+ERP groups '''Functions/Modules''' within tabs (Shown as buttons on the left hand side of the main menu, in alphabetical order). This is to ensure that it is easy to locate and access a particular screen or list relative to that module. For Example; If you are looking for something that is related to sales, then you would select the '''Sales''' module on the left hand side of the main menu window and the related functions to '''Sales''' will appear on the right hand side.
-order) to ensure that it is easy to locate and access a particular screen or list relative to that module. ie if you were looking
-for something that is related to sales, then you would select the sales module on the left hand side of the main menu window.
-How to access these functions:
+'''How to access these functions:'''
-Click on the button or function tab, as required in the main menu window e.g. Sales. This will then display most of the buttons
+Click on the Module tab, as required in the main menu window e.g. Sales. This will then display most of the buttons pertaining to that module on the right. By clicking a button, you will open the form or list relative to the topic that you are looking for, allowing you to make or view data as required.
-pertaining to that function or module on the right. By clicking a button, you will open the form or list relative to the topic that
-you are looking for, in sales allowing you to make or view data as required.