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Worksheets list

OverviewThis article explains how to use worksheets list in the worksheets area of Work Planner and what users should look for when moving into the next step of the workflow.When to use thisUse this article when you need

Work Planner Documentation11 April 2026

Overview

This article explains how to use worksheets list in the worksheets area of Work Planner and what users should look for when moving into the next step of the workflow.

When to use this

Use this article when you need to find, review, search, filter, or open records before choosing a more focused action.

How it fits into the flow

Worksheets list sits within Work / Worksheets. It is designed to work alongside related articles such as Adding jobs to a worksheet, Adding quotes to a worksheet, Creating a worksheet, so users can move through the workflow without relying on one giant reference page.

Main actions

  • Use the screen to review what is available in this area and move into the next focused step.
  • Look for search, filter, or row actions that help you narrow down the records you need.
  • Open the linked details, forms, or dialogs when you are ready to continue the workflow.
  • Common on-screen actions include New Worksheet, Clear Filters.

Important fields

  • Status: Look for input such as “Filter by status”.

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