In Quant, there are several predefined properties for Standalone Planograms, but these may not be sufficient for your needs. If you cannot find all the properties you need in the Standalone Planograms section, you can create your own custom properties.

You can set up the custom properties of standalone planograms in two ways:

1.  Via the Options / Custom Properties / Standalone Planograms menu.

Custom Properties of Standalone Planograms

2. In the Standalone Planograms section / the Custom Properties button.

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How do you create a new custom property?

1. Select the Options menu / Custom Properties / Standalone Planograms, or click the Custom Properties button in the Standalone Planograms section.
2. In the new window, click the New button.
3. Select the Type of property. This depends on the format of the custom property—whether it is a number, single-line text, multi-line text, percentage, yes/no, and so on.
4. Click the Next button.

Creating a Custom Property

5. Enter the Name of the property.
6. Select the Group to which the optional property should belong. The group determines how the properties of Standalone Planograms are organized into logical units. If you do not specify a group, the new optional property will automatically be assigned to the Custom Properties group.
7. Click OK.

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Once a property has been created, it will appear in the table listing all properties. You will also see this property in the Properties panel under the Properties tab, where you can enter values for it in Standalone Planograms.

Created Custom Properties

Property Management

In the table of Custom Properties, you can delete, edit, or move a selected custom property up or down. Moving a property also changes the order of properties in the Properties tab.

Buttons in the Custom Properties window

Bulk editing of Custom Properties

You can also add custom properties to the relevant standalone planograms in bulk.

1. First, select all the planograms to which you want to assign the custom property.
2. Click the Edit Marked icon.
3. Select the Edit Attribute option.
4. Confirm by clicking Next.
5. Check the box next to the custom property you want to edit—in our case, Season.
6. Enter the new value for the custom property in the row in the right-hand panel of the screen.
7. Confirm by clicking OK.

Bulk editing of Custom Properties

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