Lists can be made easily comprehensible by adding conditional formatting to highlight the correct data. You can use multiple formatting rules for this purpose, and it is also possible to adjust the rules you have created later. This guide explains how to edit existing conditional formatting rules.

Filters, also known as queries, are used to search for specific data on the screen. You can set up these filters yourself, save them, and possibly share them with colleagues. This guide explains how to create and edit filters.

Everyone works in their own way. One module may be important to you, but another module may be much more relevant to your colleague. Therefore, you can use views in MKG to adjust the layout of your screen to what's most convenient for you.

This article explains how to start MKG and how the MKG Homepage functions. Additionally, we explain how to customize the homepage to your preferences.

Get the correct data on your screen quickly. Being able to search easily and get relevant search results helps you work more efficiently. In MKG you can search in different ways. This article explains the search bar, module homepage search, and Advanced Search in more detail.

Do you want to work in multiple modules on one screen at the same time? Switching between the modules via the menu bar can be annoying. However, in MKG you have several options to optimally arrange your screen. In this article you can read how.

Which actions do you perform frequently? You can easily place them on the MKG Start Page and organize your own start screen this way. In this video, you will see how to add actions and how to ensure that your action tiles on the MKG Start Page can be refreshed automatically.

How do you quickly find information in a list when it contains a lot of data? In this article, we show you several options to add a summary through the list settings, so you can see the information you need at a glance.

Grouping is one of the features in MKG that allows you to transform your lists into an organized whole in no time. By grouping, you combine rows in a list based on the value of one of the fields. For example, you can group a list of sales orders by customer. In this guide, we show you how to apply grouping in a list.

Lists often contain a lot of data that may not immediately provide a clear overview. You can make your screen much more insightful by adding conditional formatting, such as colors, shapes, and bars. In this article, you will learn how to do this.