Bulk Changes - Basic Animal Details

Bulk Changes

The bulk changes feature is used to change a certain piece of information over an entire group of animals rather than individually.

Ensure you do a Backup before making any bulk changes. A bulk change cannot be undone.

Select the animals to be changed

Select Utility > Bulk Changes > Basic Animal Details

Choose an Option 

Enter the new details

Select OK

Bulk Change - Primary/Society ID's/Tattoo

Select the animals to be changed

Select Utility > Bulk Changes > Basic Animal Details

Select Primary/ Society Id./Tattoo from the list

Choose which ID you wish to change.

Enter the changes (i.e. delete characters from the start, add characters to the end).

Select OK.

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