Deleting Sessions
To delete a single session:
Sessions that are not linked to a weekly plan can be deleted. No warning message will appear.
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From the Appointments Setup menu, select Sessions
and the existing sessions display:
See Appointments Setup Menu for more information. -
Select the Session you want to remove and the Edit
and Delete
options display. -
Select Delete
to remove the session.Note - If the session is in use in a weekly template a warning displays:
The session must be removed from the template(s) before it can be deleted.
Training Tip - Select Copy to Windows Clipboard
to copy the details of the sessions to the Windows Clipboard and paste into a document if required.Select
to return to the Sessions screen. -
Select Save to save your changes, Reset to cancel any changes or Sort (A-Z) to reorder the list.
Training Tip for Sessions not linked to a Weekly Plan - Create a template called All Sessions. Add all sessions to this template.
Deleting Multiple Sessions
To delete multiple sessions:
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From the Appointments Setup menu, select Sessions
and the existing sessions display:
See Appointments Setup Menu for more information. -
Tick the sessions you want to remove and the additional toolbar displays:
Training Tip - You can select multiple sessions or tick the top option to select all the sessions in the list. -
Select Delete
to remove the session.Note - If any of the sessions are in use in a weekly template a warning displays:
The sessions must be removed from the template(s) before they can be deleted.
Training Tip - Select Copy to Windows Clipboard
to copy the details to the Windows Clipboard and paste into a document if required.Select
to return to the Sessions screen. -
Select Save to save your changes, Reset to cancel any changes or Sort (A-Z) to reorder the list.
Updating Rows
The following notifications display on the screen when additions, modifications and deletions are made:
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Addition - Adding a new row. -
Modification - Modifying an existing row. -
Deletion - Deleting rows.
if the change cannot be made, for example, if the name you are using is already in use.