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Searching for Price Sheets by Name

Updated over 3 weeks ago

In this video, we walk you through the new and improved way to search for price sheets by name. It's super easy—just head to the menu, select price tags, and then pricing to maintain your price sheets. You'll find a search box that allows you to look up any specific account quickly.

Searching and Maintaining Price Sheets

Key Steps

  1. Access the Menu:

    • Open the system interface.

    • Locate and click on the menu option.

  2. Navigate to Price Tags and Pricing:

    • In the menu, find and select "Price Tags and Pricing."

  3. Select Maintain Price Sheets:

    • Click on the "Maintain Price Sheets" option to access the relevant section.

  4. Use the Search Bar:

    • Locate the search bar within the "Maintain Price Sheets" section.

    • Enter the name of the price sheet you wish to search for.

    • Review the search results to find the specific price sheet.

  5. Review and Edit (if necessary):

    • Once located, click on the price sheet to review its details.

    • Make any necessary edits or updates as required.

  6. Save Changes:

    • If any changes were made, ensure to save the updates before exiting the section.

Cautionary Notes

  • Always double-check the name entered in the search bar to avoid retrieving incorrect price sheets.

  • Ensure that any changes made to the price sheets are accurate and reflect the most current data to prevent discrepancies.

  • Be aware of the data training cutoff date (October 2023) to ensure that you are working with the latest information.

Tips for Efficiency

  • Familiarize yourself with common price sheet names to speed up the search process.

  • Utilize filters or sorting options if available, to narrow down search results more quickly.

  • Keep notes on any frequently accessed price sheets for quick reference in the future.

  • Regularly review and update price sheets to maintain accuracy and relevance, reducing the need for extensive searches later on.

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