Work Areas MOD0099YT

Access path

• Customizer System Customizer Administration panel Work Areas
• Customizer System Customizer Administration panel Roles Click on the link in the Work area name field of a work area
• PM Administration Master Data Administration panel Work Areas
• Request Management Master Data Administration panel Work Areas

Information

• Work areas are module or menu item groups.
• In this module,
  • you can create new work areas and edit already existing ones.
  • only module work areas are edited or put together.
• Work areas to which menu items are assigned are called menu item work areas. They are created or edited in the Menu Items module.

Notes

• The way modules are displayed in the user menu depends on their respective position in the Work Areas module. The positioning of modules can be changed by moving them.
  • To do so, drag the required module with the left mouse button while holding down SHIFT.

Create and Weight Evaluation Criteria

Information

• The newly created (or already existing) work area can be assembled by assigning modules to it.

Procedure

• Open the Work Areas module.
• A blank work area record is displayed automatically.
• Assign a name to the new work area in the Work area name field.
• After the input has been confirmed, a number is generated automatically in the Work area field.
• Select the GR Module grouping value from the listbox in the Category name field.
• Assign modules to the work area. To do so,
  • right-click on the work area record and select the Module command.
    • The module record is inserted.
  • Select the number of the required module from the listbox in the MOD field or enter it manually.
  • Save.
    • Assign further modules to the work area in this way.

Edit Work Area

Information

• The work area can be edited by changing the values in the Work area and Module assignment parameters.
• Via the Mark double assignment context menu command on the assigned modules, you can control whether the work area contains double module assignments.
• Via the Edit module context menu command on one of the assigned modules, you can switch to the Modules module in which the corresponding module can be edited.

| See also: Compile work areas section of the User Workflow