Enable Batch Command Filter and Navigation View
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\<font color="#67854e">question\</font> how do i filter which animals are shown in my expert batch or simple batch command? how do i check if all the needed animals on my to do list are included in my batch command? \<font color="#67854e">answer\</font> follow the steps below to build your batch command and add animals from a single worklist instead of manually scanning each animal additionally, you can easily navigate and check the animals between your batch command form and to do list you can also process animals that are on both lists at the same time guidelines it is highly recommended that navigation lists clearly display the animal criteria used for filtering any ondone and/or postprocess commands need to be applied on the navigation list in , go to administration > settings and check the box next to allow navigation in expert batch and simple batch enter your expert batch or simple batch command from the drop down list at the upper left side of the screen, select the filter list to limit which animals will be processed by the batch command content in the example below, z2movpg is selected as the filter list, so only animals on this list will be automatically processed by the batch command note if you do not want to use the shared features or navigation view, select all from the drop down list at the lower right side of the screen, select the navigation list you want to process or check against the animals in the filter list in the pictured example, zfriday (a daily to do list), is selected as the navigation list now, scan and process the animals on the navigation list when you process an animal that is included in both the filter list and navigation list, the animal is moved from to do to done on both lists if you scan an animal that is not included on the navigation list, plays a buzz sound additionally, you can go to the batch command screen and review the progress of the last five animals you scanned the highlight behind the animal id indicates whether the animal has been processed correctly white the animal was processed; it was on both the filter list and the navigation list \<font color="#fecaca">light red\</font> the animal was not processed; it was on the navigation list, but it was not on the filter list \<font color="#ef4444">dark red\</font> the animal is not in the herd at all