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User Defined Labels
8.1 User Defined Labels
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8.1 User Defined Labels
The USER DEFINED LABELS DEFINITION screen can be accessed by selecting the
“User Defined Labels” option on the Tools menu located on the top left of your Home
Screen. DPCTrack2 gives you the ability to customize the program in many ways. One of
the easiest ways to configure your system to meet your needs is to change field label
names. For example, you may prefer to call the Instrument ID field “Asset Number” or
the Current Company field “Current Department”. This screen (Figure 8.1) has six
different columns, while each row is dedicated to one individual field in the program.
Figure 8.1
8.2 Column Descriptions
The DB Field Name column shows the fields’ actual database names. The Table Name
column shows all of the areas of the program where the fields exist. The Default Label
column shows the label that each field in the program defaulted to upon installation. The
Default Short Label column shows the label that certain fields appearing on reports and in
grids throughout the program defaulted to upon installation. These first four columns are
locked and cannot be modified.
“Short Labels” are those that will appear in grids throughout the program on reports
where there is limited room. In the case of standard reports, all user defined field label
names are automatically transferred to the program’s standard reports. Therefore, certain
fields require a shorter label to be declared because there is limited room for them on the
reports. These fields are those that often appear in reports’ calibration specification
sections. For all of these types of fields, a short label must be established. Any fields that
do not have a Default Short Label do not require that one be entered.
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