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Add more status values for cases?
Posted by David M on September 1st, 2005


How can I add more values for a case status? ie active, cancelled, resolved...
like to add on "pending/on hold"...

Posted by Simon on September 1st, 2005


David,

You can add these in the customisation for the case form.

From the homepage go to, settings, system customisation, cases, customise
form, double click on status reason. change the top value to whichever
ststus it belongs to (active / resolved / cancelled) and add the values into
the table below.

Publish the customisation in the deployment manager and then reset IIS.

Regards

Simon
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Posted by David M on September 1st, 2005


Thank you Simon, however, I am looking to add a new status code, not the
status reason code.
I have added new status reason codes successfully, however, I would like to
add more "status" codes.
David M

"Simon" wrote:

Posted by Peter Lynch on September 1st, 2005


You cannot add a new status.

Could you explain further why you would need to? (The examples you cited fit
neatly into Status Reasons for the Active Status, IMHO)

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Posted by David M on September 1st, 2005


Yes Peter,
They do fit nicely as a status reason. Just wanted to change the status of
cases on hold to a "non" active status.

"Peter Lynch" wrote:

Posted by Matt Parks on September 2nd, 2005


You might want to consider creating alternate Views that filter base on the
status reason. That would at lest remove them from the views if that's what you
want.

Matt Parks
MVP - Microsoft CRM

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On Thu, 1 Sep 2005 10:39:04 -0700, "David M" <DavidM@discussions.microsoft.com>
wrote:

Yes Peter,
They do fit nicely as a status reason. Just wanted to change the status of
cases on hold to a "non" active status.

"Peter Lynch" wrote: