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The Measurement Lists page

The cross-product library of every measurement chart: the overview table and its columns, filtering and search, the detail fly-in, and creating, duplicating or exporting charts.

The Measurement Lists page is your brand's full library of measurement charts — every m-chart across all products gathered into one table. It's where you find, open, and edit any chart, including ones that aren't attached to a product yet. It's the measurement counterpart to the Products, Components, and Orders overviews.

The Measurement Lists page — the filter bar on the left and the table of measurement charts, one row each with image, name, sizing, tags and linked products

The measurement lists table

The page is a table with one row per chart. Reading across, each row shows the chart's image, its name, its sizing (the size range and gender it runs in), its tags, the products it's linked to, its status, and any comments and files. Charts that aren't linked to any product show here too, so nothing gets lost.

Finding a chart

The Filter bar on the left narrows the table — by division, product type, category, gender, size system, status, season, who created it, and tag. The Search box takes free text and matches as you type. Filters are held in the URL, so a filtered view survives a refresh and can be shared.

Opening and editing a chart

Click a row to open the chart in a detail fly-in, where you view and edit its points of measure, versions, and tolerances without leaving the page — you can work on the measurement list straight from here, just as you would on the product. The fly-in is deep-linkable — the chart sits in the URL, so the view can be refreshed or shared.

Keep in mind that a chart edited here is the same chart that's linked on its articles:

a measurement list that's linked across articles is shared, so editing it from this page changes it on every article it's linked to. How charts, gradings, versions, and linking actually work is covered in the Measurement List article.

Creating, duplicating, and exporting

New measurement list creates a chart from here. Tick one or more rows to act on them together: Export downloads the selected charts, Duplicate copies one, and Delete removes it.

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