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Calendar Types Edit View
- QuickEasy BOS helps organisations keep track of transaction items (e.g. tasks to be performed, goods to be made) and project deadlines using calendars.
- Calendars assist in managing resources such as labour, equipment, vehicles, and booking schedules.
- An organisation can have an unlimited number of calendars and customise the settings for each calendar by creating a Calendar Type.
- Once created, a calendar type can be added to any menu.
- User access is set for each calendar type separately.
- Calendars can be integrated into Service Tickets to manage project and production tasks and Transactions at an item level.

Buttons Explained
Button | Description |
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Edit | Allows the entry to be edited. |
New | Creates a new calendar type. |
Save | Saves any changes. |
Actions | Allows for changes to be made to multiple records that can be selected using Ctrl + Left Click. The options are: – Delete: Deletes the calendar type. |
Menu | User Access: Sets user access for the calendar type. Layout |
Header Explained
Field | Description |
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Description | A field to enter a description for the calendar type. |
Code | A field to enter a brief description for the calendar type. |
Note | A field to enter a note about the calendar type. |
Settings (tab) Explained
- Settings are added by clicking Settings (button) next to Add.
- The settings are explained here.
Field | Description |
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Editor | The system-generated number allocated to the language editor. |
ID | The system-generated number allocated to the setting. |
Module ID | The system-generated number for the calendar type. |
Group | The name of the group. |
Setting | The name of the setting. |
Value | An editable field to change the setting’s value. |
Created | The date on which the setting was added. |
Updated | The date on which the setting was updated. |
Updated By | The user who last updated the setting. |
Widget | A submenu that can also be accessed by right clicking an entry with the following function: – Delete: Removes the setting. If removed, the setting reverts to its default value. |