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BudgetLink has the ability to have [[Security|security logins]] which prevents users from running BudgetLink. A worksheet set can be assigned to each login to control the reports to which users have access. | BudgetLink has the ability to have [[Security|security logins]] which prevents users from running BudgetLink. A worksheet set can be assigned to each login to control the reports to which users have access. | ||
== | == Editing a worksheet set == | ||
To | To edit a worksheet set, follow these steps. | ||
# From the main '''Menu''' in BudgetLink, click on '''30. Settings'''; | # From the main '''Menu''' in BudgetLink, click on '''30. Settings'''; | ||
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# Click on the '''Manage Worksheet Sets''' button; | # Click on the '''Manage Worksheet Sets''' button; | ||
# Log in as the '''Administrator''' if prompted; | # Log in as the '''Administrator''' if prompted; | ||
# | # Select the worksheet set from the list and click '''Edit Worksheet Set'''; | ||
# Tick/untick the reports belonging to this worksheet set; | |||
# Tick the reports belonging to this worksheet set; | # Click '''OK''' to save the changes to this the worksheet set; | ||
# Click '''OK''' to | |||
# Click '''Close''' on the '''Manage Worksheet Sets''' dialogue. | # Click '''Close''' on the '''Manage Worksheet Sets''' dialogue. | ||