AGG SMART Help | Filter Job List

Filter Job List

You can use the "Filter" option to filter the job list by a number of criteria. First, select a date range, then select the "Jobs" report (or "Completed" report). Then you can filter the result by adding a search term into the filter box. Examples to search are:
  1. Postcode
  2. Company or Surname
  3. Product Name
  4. Admix (eg. Fibre)
  5. Extra (eg. Delivery, or  Cube Testing)
You can also search by more than one criteria using the advanced filter search. If you add a space in the filter, the results will be filtered for all words separately. And if you put a word in quotes, it will have to match exactly. For example, a filter of Bloggs "GEN 1" Fibre will return all jobs for Bloggs with a GEN 1 mix and fibres.





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