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No headersTo rename a Cost Management module, first make a copy of the current, active template and give it a name that will be associated with the new module name.
To rename a module:
- Navigate to: Maintenance
Data Maintenance
Module Customization. - Select the module and click Edit.
- Click the Labels tab.
- Select the template that is currently “In Use” and click Copy.
- When the system prompts to make sure you want to copy the selected template, click OK.
- The new template displays in the log. The name of the new template begins with “Copy of” and the template number “Copy of.”
- Select the new template and click Edit.
- Verify that the template State is Active.
- In the No. field, enter a unique number for the template.
- Enter the Name.
- Select the In Use checkbox.
- The system prompts you that another template is currently in use for this module.
- Click OK to make this template “In Use” and continue.
- You return to the General tab for the new template.
- Enter any Notes to explain the purpose for the new template.
- Click the Attributes tab.
- The system prompts you to save the current changes.
- Click OK to save the changes.
- The Attributes tab displays.
- In the Module Name attribute row in the Module Tab section, click the Custom radio button.
- In the Custom field of the Module Name attribute row, enter the alternate name that you want to use for the module, for example, “Clarification Request.”
- In the Module Name - Plural attribute row, click the Custom radio button.
- In the Custom field of the Module Name - Plural attribute row, enter the plural version of the alternate name for the module, for example, “Clarification Requests.”
- If the Module Name - Plural is 14 characters or less in length, then it displays in the menu. If it is more than 14 characters in length, then the Module Abbreviation - Plural will display in its place.
- In the Module Abbreviation attribute row, click the Custom radio button.
- In the Custom field of the Module Abbreviation attribute row, enter the abbreviation of the alternate name for the module, for example “CR.”
- In the Module Abbreviation - Plural attribute row, click the Custom radio button.
- If the Module Name - Plural is more than 14 characters in length, then the Module Abbreviation - Plural will display in its place.
- In the Custom field of the Module Abbreviation - Plural attribute row, enter the plural version of the abbreviation of the alternate name for the module, for example, “CRs.”
- Click Save or Save/Close.