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Configuring Scrolling Buttons on Forecast and Revenue Spreadsheets (Administrator)


Scrolling buttons appear in the upper right corner of spreadsheets in both the Forecasts and Revenues screens. These buttons allow users to view records containing multiple columns. Table 5 describes the buttons:

Table 5. Spreadsheet Scrolling Buttons
Button
Name
Description
Previous column set
Click to view a set number of the previous columns to the left.
Previous column
Click to view the previous column to the left.
Next column
Click to view the next column to the right.
Next column set
Click to view a set number of the next columns to the right.

The static columns found on the spreadsheet view such as, Opportunity, Product, Currency, and so on, are fixed and do not move when the date columns are scrolled. Similarly, persistent columns such as the Total column and any new columns that are added using the Add Column button are retained as the user scrolls. Newly added date columns are persistent until the next time the spreadsheet is refreshed at which time it becomes dynamic like the other date columns.

Administrators can enable or disable spreadsheet scrolling buttons and set the Set Size, which controls the number of dynamic columns to scroll at any one time, and the Window Size, which controls the number of dynamic columns which can be displayed on one screen. Window Size, as defined, does not include static or persistent columns.

To configure spreadsheet scrolling buttons

  1. From Siebel Tools set the following values in Applet >User Properties:

To configure scrolling buttons to jump to the end or the beginning of the spreadsheet

To inactivate scrolling spreadsheet buttons

  1. Locate the following applets:
  2. For each applet, inactivate the following Applet >User Properties:
  3. For each applet, inactivate the following Applet >Controls:
  4. For each applet, inactivate the corresponding Applet >Web Template >Web Template items:

 Siebel Forecasting Guide 
 Published: 18 April 2003