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The Attribute function contains a home section in which you define the attribute classification, and a table in which you add each individual entity that is associated with the defined attribute.
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You use this section to classify a standard feature, or characteristic that is common to multiple products and components used in your manufacturing processes.
For example, if your company manufactures bicycles, a common attribute is color; if your company is a food processing plant, a common attribute is can size (440 g, 800 g, 1200 g).
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Fields
The following fields are present on this tab :
| Use this field to classify a standard feature, or characteristic that is common to multiple products and components used in your manufacturing process. For example, if your company manufactures bicycles, an attribute of the bicycle frame is the frame color. You could therefore define a common attribute classification as "PAINT COLOR", or just "COLOR". |
| Use this field to identify the standard characteristic that you have classified as an attribute. |
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Use this section to list every characteristic of this attribute classification that is used in your manufacturing processes. For example, if the attribute classification is based on color, such as "PAINT COLOR" or simply "COLOR", you use this section to list every individual color used in your manufacturing processes.
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Fields
The following fields are present on this tab :
| Use this field to identify an individual characteristic of this attribute classification. For example, if your company manufactures bicycles and the attribute classification is COLOR, this field value is a color that might be sprayed on a bicycle frame. |
| Use this field to identify the individual characteristic that you have defined in this attribute classification. |
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