Editing values
Typing, picking from a directory, where a value came from, copying to other items and edit history.
Typing and saving
Type right in the field — your edit is saved automatically a moment after the last keystroke. The Saved check mark in the top bar confirms it, and Ctrl + S saves right away.
If the connection drops, your edit isn't lost: it stays in the field and is saved once the connection is back.
Fields the system calculates itself are shown as text, without an input. A hint below such a field tells you which box to change to update it.
Picking from a directory
In code fields you can type a code or pick it from a searchable list — the Directory button inside the field, F2, Enter or a double click. For boxes 31, 44, 47 and 18/21, F2 opens the box window. 0/1 flags are toggled with Space.
Where a value came from
The dot before a field label shows its source:
| Dot | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Green | from a document |
| Blue | entered by you |
| Amber | filled in automatically — please check |
| Purple | from the broker profile |
| No dot | calculated automatically or set by the regime |
The i button next to a field shows details: the source, what the field means and any remarks. The magnifier button Show in document (Alt + D) opens the source document on the right.
Your own value instead of the automatic one
If you type your own value over a filled-in one, the field becomes "entered by you", and a Restore automatic value link appears below it. Keep in mind:
- editing some boxes doesn't recalculate payments and totals — a hint below the field tells you so, and you can recalculate with Calculate;
- if the system takes the value from a document, what you typed may not make it into the declaration — a warning appears below the field.
Copying a box to other items
On an item sheet, a box card has a plus button, Copy box to other items. Its menu has:
- Copy to all goods after the current one;
- Copy to all goods;
- Copy to the specified goods;
- Copy by colour — to items with the same row color;
- Reset edits in other items — back to automatic.
After copying, a message shows how many items the box was copied to, with an Undo button.
Undo and edit history
Ctrl + Z undoes the last edit and Ctrl + Shift + Z redoes it — when the cursor isn't in an input. The Undo and Redo items in the Actions menu do the same.
The History button opens Edit history: each edit is a version with its time, author and a list of changed fields. Restore rolls the declaration back to any version. For a registered declaration, history is view-only.
Editing in two tabs
If the same fields were already changed in another tab, the boxes refresh and a message appears — check the value and edit it again.