Move the selected lines in one position to show that the tasks are subcategories of other tasks. Job tasks that are totaled are the ones that lie between one pair of corresponding Begin-Total and End-Total job tasks.

Move the account category to the right.

Allow access to read data in the object if there is read access to a related object.

Allow access to insert data in the object if there is insert access to a related object.

Allow access to modify data in the object if there is modify access to a related object.

Allow access to delete data in the object if there is delete access to a related object.

Allow access to execute functions in the object if there is execute access to a related object.

Allow access to perform all actions in the object if there is full access to a related object.

Indent accounts between a Begin-Total and the matching End-Total one level to make the chart of accounts easier to read.

Indent the names of all dimension values between each set of Begin-Total and End-Total dimension values. It will also enter a totaling interval for each End-Total dimension value.

Make this row part of a group of rows. For example, indent rows that itemize a range of accounts, such as types of revenue.

Indent dimension values between a Begin-Total and the matching End-Total one level to make the list easier to read.

View all the records where the dimension value is used as a default dimension. Note that default dimensions can only be assigned to record types, such as item, customer, and other master data cards and to selected other records, such as salespersons and fixed assets. Default dimensions cannot be assigned to documents or journal lines.