Animal Count Display

Animal Count Display


Stockbook will automatically give you a count of the number of active animals displayed.  You can turn this off by going to Setup > User Options.
If you choose switch this option off, you will see a List Statistics button.
Click this button whenever you want to see a summary of the animals displayed.

An example of information displayed when you click on the List Statistics button:

To turn on the automatic active animal counter in the Animals list:

Step 1.  Click on the Setup > User Options menu option

 

Step 2.  Click on the Options  tab

  • Tick the Auto-count animals in animal list check box
  • Click on the OK button to save

 

  • Click OK to the following Information message:

 

Step 3.  Active Animals Display Count

Stockbook will now automatically give you a count of the number of active animals displayed.




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