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<p>Charlie: /* Sequence Number */</p> <hr /> <div>{Invitation to edit}}<br /> {{Setup page introduction}}<br /> <br /> ==Overview==<br /> The [[Nutrients for an Ingredient]] page allows you to specify the '''[[Template:Nutrient|nutrient]]''' quantities supplied by a single '''[[Template:Ingredient|ingredient]]'''.<br /> <br /> ==Heading - changing attributes of the ingredient==<br /> In the page heading, you can specify the following fields for the ingredient:<br /> === Name ===<br /> {{Name}}<br /> You can change the name only if the your current control level owns the ingredient. <br /> === Code ===<br /> {{Code}} <br /> === Cost ===<br /> {{Ingredient Cost}}<br /> === Cost Unit ===<br /> {{Cost units}}<br /> === Type ===<br /> {{Ingredient Type}} <br /> === Sequence Number ===<br /> <br /> === Round ===<br /> <br /> === Source ===<br /> <br /> ==Selection choices: Has Quantity, All==<br /> For the nutrient list, this page has two selection choices: &quot;All&quot; and &quot;Has Quantity.&quot; &quot;Has quantity&quot; lists only those nutrients for which a quantity has been specified. &quot;Has quantity&quot; is the default if at least one nutrient has a quantity. &quot;All&quot; is the only option if no nutrients have a quantity.<br /> ==Adding an nutrient==<br /> If &quot;Has quantity&quot; is the selection and you wish to specify a quantity for an nutrient not shown, change the setting from &quot;Has quantity&quot; to &quot;All&quot;, find the nutrient (you can use the &quot;Contains&quot; box to search for all or part of an nutrient name or code), enter a quantity for the nutrient, and click save. <br /> ==Overriding, zeroing, and blanking out quantities==<br /> You can override a quantity specified at a higher level (where the background is yellow). When you save the new quantity, the background will become white. If you blank out a quantity of a nutrient not owned by your current level, the quantity will revert to the inherited quantity. If you specify zero in place of an inherited quantity, the zero will appear with a white background as the overridden quantity. If you specify zero for a nutrient that your current level owns, the nutrient will disappear from the list when you click save. The same will happen if you blank out the quantity for an nutrient that your current level owns. <br /> ==Overriding other nutrient attributes==<br /> You can also change the [[Template:Code|code]] for an ingredient at your current level. Blanking out the [[Template:Code|code]] will not cause the ingredient to disappear from the list. If your current level owns the nutrient, you can change the following fields:<br /> === Unit ===<br /> {{NutrientUnit}}<br /> === Name ===<br /> You can change the name in the &quot;New Name&quot; column.<br /> <br /> ==Finding [[Ingredients for a Nutrient]]==<br /> If you click on the name of a nutrient, you will go to the [[Ingredients for a Nutrient]] page.</div>

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<p>Charlie: /* Heading - changing attributes of the ingredient */</p> <hr /> <div>{Invitation to edit}}<br /> {{Setup page introduction}}<br /> <br /> ==Overview==<br /> The [[Nutrients for an Ingredient]] page allows you to specify the '''[[Template:Nutrient|nutrient]]''' quantities supplied by a single '''[[Template:Ingredient|ingredient]]'''.<br /> <br /> ==Heading - changing attributes of the ingredient==<br /> In the page heading, you can specify the following fields for the ingredient:<br /> === Name ===<br /> {{Name}}<br /> You can change the name only if the your current control level owns the ingredient. <br /> === Code ===<br /> {{Code}} <br /> === Cost ===<br /> {{Ingredient Cost}}<br /> === Cost Unit ===<br /> {{Cost units}}<br /> === Type ===<br /> {{Ingredient Type}} <br /> === Sequence Number ===<br /> {{Sequence Number}}<br /> === Round ===<br /> <br /> === Source ===<br /> <br /> ==Selection choices: Has Quantity, All==<br /> For the nutrient list, this page has two selection choices: &quot;All&quot; and &quot;Has Quantity.&quot; &quot;Has quantity&quot; lists only those nutrients for which a quantity has been specified. &quot;Has quantity&quot; is the default if at least one nutrient has a quantity. &quot;All&quot; is the only option if no nutrients have a quantity.<br /> ==Adding an nutrient==<br /> If &quot;Has quantity&quot; is the selection and you wish to specify a quantity for an nutrient not shown, change the setting from &quot;Has quantity&quot; to &quot;All&quot;, find the nutrient (you can use the &quot;Contains&quot; box to search for all or part of an nutrient name or code), enter a quantity for the nutrient, and click save. <br /> ==Overriding, zeroing, and blanking out quantities==<br /> You can override a quantity specified at a higher level (where the background is yellow). When you save the new quantity, the background will become white. If you blank out a quantity of a nutrient not owned by your current level, the quantity will revert to the inherited quantity. If you specify zero in place of an inherited quantity, the zero will appear with a white background as the overridden quantity. If you specify zero for a nutrient that your current level owns, the nutrient will disappear from the list when you click save. The same will happen if you blank out the quantity for an nutrient that your current level owns. <br /> ==Overriding other nutrient attributes==<br /> You can also change the [[Template:Code|code]] for an ingredient at your current level. Blanking out the [[Template:Code|code]] will not cause the ingredient to disappear from the list. If your current level owns the nutrient, you can change the following fields:<br /> === Unit ===<br /> {{NutrientUnit}}<br /> === Name ===<br /> You can change the name in the &quot;New Name&quot; column.<br /> <br /> ==Finding [[Ingredients for a Nutrient]]==<br /> If you click on the name of a nutrient, you will go to the [[Ingredients for a Nutrient]] page.</div>

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<p>Charlie: /* Heading - changing attributes of the ingredient */</p> <hr /> <div>{Invitation to edit}}<br /> {{Setup page introduction}}<br /> <br /> ==Overview==<br /> The [[Nutrients for an Ingredient]] page allows you to specify the '''[[Template:Nutrient|nutrient]]''' quantities supplied by a single '''[[Template:Ingredient|ingredient]]'''.<br /> <br /> ==Heading - changing attributes of the ingredient==<br /> In the page heading, you can specify the following fields for the ingredient:<br /> === Name ===<br /> {{Name}}<br /> You can change the name only if the your current control level owns the ingredient. <br /> === Code ===<br /> {{Code}} <br /> === Cost ===<br /> {{Ingredient Cost}}<br /> === Cost Unit ===<br /> {{Cost units}}<br /> === Type ===<br /> {{Ingredient Type}} <br /> === Sequence Number ===<br /> {{Sequence Number}}<br /> === Round ===<br /> {{Rounding Factor}} <br /> === Source ===<br /> {{Ingredient Source}}<br /> <br /> ==Selection choices: Has Quantity, All==<br /> For the nutrient list, this page has two selection choices: &quot;All&quot; and &quot;Has Quantity.&quot; &quot;Has quantity&quot; lists only those nutrients for which a quantity has been specified. &quot;Has quantity&quot; is the default if at least one nutrient has a quantity. &quot;All&quot; is the only option if no nutrients have a quantity.<br /> ==Adding an nutrient==<br /> If &quot;Has quantity&quot; is the selection and you wish to specify a quantity for an nutrient not shown, change the setting from &quot;Has quantity&quot; to &quot;All&quot;, find the nutrient (you can use the &quot;Contains&quot; box to search for all or part of an nutrient name or code), enter a quantity for the nutrient, and click save. <br /> ==Overriding, zeroing, and blanking out quantities==<br /> You can override a quantity specified at a higher level (where the background is yellow). When you save the new quantity, the background will become white. If you blank out a quantity of a nutrient not owned by your current level, the quantity will revert to the inherited quantity. If you specify zero in place of an inherited quantity, the zero will appear with a white background as the overridden quantity. If you specify zero for a nutrient that your current level owns, the nutrient will disappear from the list when you click save. The same will happen if you blank out the quantity for an nutrient that your current level owns. <br /> ==Overriding other nutrient attributes==<br /> You can also change the [[Template:Code|code]] for an ingredient at your current level. Blanking out the [[Template:Code|code]] will not cause the ingredient to disappear from the list. If your current level owns the nutrient, you can change the following fields:<br /> === Unit ===<br /> {{NutrientUnit}}<br /> === Name ===<br /> You can change the name in the &quot;New Name&quot; column.<br /> <br /> ==Finding [[Ingredients for a Nutrient]]==<br /> If you click on the name of a nutrient, you will go to the [[Ingredients for a Nutrient]] page.</div>

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<p>Charlie: /* Sequence Number */</p> <hr /> <div>{Invitation to edit}}<br /> {{Setup page introduction}}<br /> <br /> ==Overview==<br /> The [[Nutrients for an Ingredient]] page allows you to specify the '''[[Template:Nutrient|nutrient]]''' quantities supplied by a single '''[[Template:Ingredient|ingredient]]'''.<br /> <br /> ==Heading - changing attributes of the ingredient==<br /> In the page heading, you can specify the following fields for the ingredient:<br /> === Name ===<br /> {{Name}}<br /> You can change the name only if the your current control level owns the ingredient. <br /> === Code ===<br /> {{Code}} <br /> === Cost ===<br /> {{Ingredient Cost}}<br /> === Cost Unit ===<br /> {{Cost units}}<br /> <br /> === Type ===<br /> {{Ingredient Type}} <br /> === Sequence Number ===<br /> <br /> === Round ===<br /> {{Rounding Factor}} <br /> === Source ===<br /> {{Ingredient Source}}<br /> <br /> ==Selection choices: Has Quantity, All==<br /> For the nutrient list, this page has two selection choices: &quot;All&quot; and &quot;Has Quantity.&quot; &quot;Has quantity&quot; lists only those nutrients for which a quantity has been specified. &quot;Has quantity&quot; is the default if at least one nutrient has a quantity. &quot;All&quot; is the only option if no nutrients have a quantity.<br /> ==Adding an nutrient==<br /> If &quot;Has quantity&quot; is the selection and you wish to specify a quantity for an nutrient not shown, change the setting from &quot;Has quantity&quot; to &quot;All&quot;, find the nutrient (you can use the &quot;Contains&quot; box to search for all or part of an nutrient name or code), enter a quantity for the nutrient, and click save. <br /> ==Overriding, zeroing, and blanking out quantities==<br /> You can override a quantity specified at a higher level (where the background is yellow). When you save the new quantity, the background will become white. If you blank out a quantity of a nutrient not owned by your current level, the quantity will revert to the inherited quantity. If you specify zero in place of an inherited quantity, the zero will appear with a white background as the overridden quantity. If you specify zero for a nutrient that your current level owns, the nutrient will disappear from the list when you click save. The same will happen if you blank out the quantity for an nutrient that your current level owns. <br /> ==Overriding other nutrient attributes==<br /> You can also change the [[Template:Code|code]] for an ingredient at your current level. Blanking out the [[Template:Code|code]] will not cause the ingredient to disappear from the list. If your current level owns the nutrient, you can change the following fields:<br /> === Unit ===<br /> {{NutrientUnit}}<br /> === Name ===<br /> You can change the name in the &quot;New Name&quot; column.<br /> <br /> ==Finding [[Ingredients for a Nutrient]]==<br /> If you click on the name of a nutrient, you will go to the [[Ingredients for a Nutrient]] page.</div>

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<p>Charlie: /* Cost Unit */</p> <hr /> <div>{Invitation to edit}}<br /> {{Setup page introduction}}<br /> <br /> ==Overview==<br /> The [[Nutrients for an Ingredient]] page allows you to specify the '''[[Template:Nutrient|nutrient]]''' quantities supplied by a single '''[[Template:Ingredient|ingredient]]'''.<br /> <br /> ==Heading - changing attributes of the ingredient==<br /> In the page heading, you can specify the following fields for the ingredient:<br /> === Name ===<br /> {{Name}}<br /> You can change the name only if the your current control level owns the ingredient. <br /> === Code ===<br /> {{Code}} <br /> === Cost ===<br /> {{Ingredient Cost}}<br /> === Cost Unit ===<br /> {{Cost units}}<br /> <br /> === Type ===<br /> {{Ingredient Type}} <br /> === Sequence Number ===<br /> {{Sequence Number}} <br /> === Round ===<br /> {{Rounding Factor}} <br /> === Source ===<br /> {{Ingredient Source}}<br /> <br /> ==Selection choices: Has Quantity, All==<br /> For the nutrient list, this page has two selection choices: &quot;All&quot; and &quot;Has Quantity.&quot; &quot;Has quantity&quot; lists only those nutrients for which a quantity has been specified. &quot;Has quantity&quot; is the default if at least one nutrient has a quantity. &quot;All&quot; is the only option if no nutrients have a quantity.<br /> ==Adding an nutrient==<br /> If &quot;Has quantity&quot; is the selection and you wish to specify a quantity for an nutrient not shown, change the setting from &quot;Has quantity&quot; to &quot;All&quot;, find the nutrient (you can use the &quot;Contains&quot; box to search for all or part of an nutrient name or code), enter a quantity for the nutrient, and click save. <br /> ==Overriding, zeroing, and blanking out quantities==<br /> You can override a quantity specified at a higher level (where the background is yellow). When you save the new quantity, the background will become white. If you blank out a quantity of a nutrient not owned by your current level, the quantity will revert to the inherited quantity. If you specify zero in place of an inherited quantity, the zero will appear with a white background as the overridden quantity. If you specify zero for a nutrient that your current level owns, the nutrient will disappear from the list when you click save. The same will happen if you blank out the quantity for an nutrient that your current level owns. <br /> ==Overriding other nutrient attributes==<br /> You can also change the [[Template:Code|code]] for an ingredient at your current level. Blanking out the [[Template:Code|code]] will not cause the ingredient to disappear from the list. If your current level owns the nutrient, you can change the following fields:<br /> === Unit ===<br /> {{NutrientUnit}}<br /> === Name ===<br /> You can change the name in the &quot;New Name&quot; column.<br /> <br /> ==Finding [[Ingredients for a Nutrient]]==<br /> If you click on the name of a nutrient, you will go to the [[Ingredients for a Nutrient]] page.</div>

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<p>Charlie: /* Cost Unit */</p> <hr /> <div>{Invitation to edit}}<br /> {{Setup page introduction}}<br /> <br /> ==Overview==<br /> The [[Nutrients for an Ingredient]] page allows you to specify the '''[[Template:Nutrient|nutrient]]''' quantities supplied by a single '''[[Template:Ingredient|ingredient]]'''.<br /> <br /> ==Heading - changing attributes of the ingredient==<br /> In the page heading, you can specify the following fields for the ingredient:<br /> === Name ===<br /> {{Name}}<br /> You can change the name only if the your current control level owns the ingredient. <br /> === Code ===<br /> {{Code}} <br /> === Cost ===<br /> {{Ingredient Cost}}<br /> === Cost Unit ===<br /> {{Cost Units}}<br /> <br /> === Type ===<br /> {{Ingredient Type}} <br /> === Sequence Number ===<br /> {{Sequence Number}} <br /> === Round ===<br /> {{Rounding Factor}} <br /> === Source ===<br /> {{Ingredient Source}}<br /> <br /> ==Selection choices: Has Quantity, All==<br /> For the nutrient list, this page has two selection choices: &quot;All&quot; and &quot;Has Quantity.&quot; &quot;Has quantity&quot; lists only those nutrients for which a quantity has been specified. &quot;Has quantity&quot; is the default if at least one nutrient has a quantity. &quot;All&quot; is the only option if no nutrients have a quantity.<br /> ==Adding an nutrient==<br /> If &quot;Has quantity&quot; is the selection and you wish to specify a quantity for an nutrient not shown, change the setting from &quot;Has quantity&quot; to &quot;All&quot;, find the nutrient (you can use the &quot;Contains&quot; box to search for all or part of an nutrient name or code), enter a quantity for the nutrient, and click save. <br /> ==Overriding, zeroing, and blanking out quantities==<br /> You can override a quantity specified at a higher level (where the background is yellow). When you save the new quantity, the background will become white. If you blank out a quantity of a nutrient not owned by your current level, the quantity will revert to the inherited quantity. If you specify zero in place of an inherited quantity, the zero will appear with a white background as the overridden quantity. If you specify zero for a nutrient that your current level owns, the nutrient will disappear from the list when you click save. The same will happen if you blank out the quantity for an nutrient that your current level owns. <br /> ==Overriding other nutrient attributes==<br /> You can also change the [[Template:Code|code]] for an ingredient at your current level. Blanking out the [[Template:Code|code]] will not cause the ingredient to disappear from the list. If your current level owns the nutrient, you can change the following fields:<br /> === Unit ===<br /> {{NutrientUnit}}<br /> === Name ===<br /> You can change the name in the &quot;New Name&quot; column.<br /> <br /> ==Finding [[Ingredients for a Nutrient]]==<br /> If you click on the name of a nutrient, you will go to the [[Ingredients for a Nutrient]] page.</div>

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<p>Charlie: /* Heading - changing attributes of the ingredient */</p> <hr /> <div>{Invitation to edit}}<br /> {{Setup page introduction}}<br /> <br /> ==Overview==<br /> The [[Nutrients for an Ingredient]] page allows you to specify the '''[[Template:Nutrient|nutrient]]''' quantities supplied by a single '''[[Template:Ingredient|ingredient]]'''.<br /> <br /> ==Heading - changing attributes of the ingredient==<br /> In the page heading, you can specify the following fields for the ingredient:<br /> === Name ===<br /> {{Name}}<br /> You can change the name only if the your current control level owns the ingredient. <br /> === Code ===<br /> {{Code}} <br /> === Cost ===<br /> {{Ingredient Cost}}<br /> === Cost Unit ===<br /> {{Cost Unit}} <br /> === Type ===<br /> {{Ingredient Type}} <br /> === Sequence Number ===<br /> {{Sequence Number}} <br /> === Round ===<br /> {{Rounding Factor}} <br /> === Source ===<br /> {{Ingredient Source}}<br /> <br /> ==Selection choices: Has Quantity, All==<br /> For the nutrient list, this page has two selection choices: &quot;All&quot; and &quot;Has Quantity.&quot; &quot;Has quantity&quot; lists only those nutrients for which a quantity has been specified. &quot;Has quantity&quot; is the default if at least one nutrient has a quantity. &quot;All&quot; is the only option if no nutrients have a quantity.<br /> ==Adding an nutrient==<br /> If &quot;Has quantity&quot; is the selection and you wish to specify a quantity for an nutrient not shown, change the setting from &quot;Has quantity&quot; to &quot;All&quot;, find the nutrient (you can use the &quot;Contains&quot; box to search for all or part of an nutrient name or code), enter a quantity for the nutrient, and click save. <br /> ==Overriding, zeroing, and blanking out quantities==<br /> You can override a quantity specified at a higher level (where the background is yellow). When you save the new quantity, the background will become white. If you blank out a quantity of a nutrient not owned by your current level, the quantity will revert to the inherited quantity. If you specify zero in place of an inherited quantity, the zero will appear with a white background as the overridden quantity. If you specify zero for a nutrient that your current level owns, the nutrient will disappear from the list when you click save. The same will happen if you blank out the quantity for an nutrient that your current level owns. <br /> ==Overriding other nutrient attributes==<br /> You can also change the [[Template:Code|code]] for an ingredient at your current level. Blanking out the [[Template:Code|code]] will not cause the ingredient to disappear from the list. If your current level owns the nutrient, you can change the following fields:<br /> === Unit ===<br /> {{NutrientUnit}}<br /> === Name ===<br /> You can change the name in the &quot;New Name&quot; column.<br /> <br /> ==Finding [[Ingredients for a Nutrient]]==<br /> If you click on the name of a nutrient, you will go to the [[Ingredients for a Nutrient]] page.</div>

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<p>Charlie: /* Overriding other nutrient attributes */</p> <hr /> <div>{Invitation to edit}}<br /> {{Setup page introduction}}<br /> <br /> ==Overview==<br /> The [[Nutrients for an Ingredient]] page allows you to specify the '''[[Template:Nutrient|nutrient]]''' quantities supplied by a single '''[[Template:Ingredient|ingredient]]'''.<br /> <br /> ==Heading - changing attributes of the ingredient==<br /> In the page heading, you can specify the following fields for the ingredient:<br /> {{Name}}<br /> You can change the name only if the your current control level owns the ingredient. <br /> {{Code}} <br /> {{Cost }} <br /> {{Cost Unit}} <br /> {{IngredientType|Type}} <br /> {{SequenceNumber|Sequence Number}} <br /> {{RoundingFactor|Round}} <br /> {{IngredientSource|Ingredient Source}} <br /> ==Selection choices: Has Quantity, All==<br /> For the nutrient list, this page has two selection choices: &quot;All&quot; and &quot;Has Quantity.&quot; &quot;Has quantity&quot; lists only those nutrients for which a quantity has been specified. &quot;Has quantity&quot; is the default if at least one nutrient has a quantity. &quot;All&quot; is the only option if no nutrients have a quantity.<br /> ==Adding an nutrient==<br /> If &quot;Has quantity&quot; is the selection and you wish to specify a quantity for an nutrient not shown, change the setting from &quot;Has quantity&quot; to &quot;All&quot;, find the nutrient (you can use the &quot;Contains&quot; box to search for all or part of an nutrient name or code), enter a quantity for the nutrient, and click save. <br /> ==Overriding, zeroing, and blanking out quantities==<br /> You can override a quantity specified at a higher level (where the background is yellow). When you save the new quantity, the background will become white. If you blank out a quantity of a nutrient not owned by your current level, the quantity will revert to the inherited quantity. If you specify zero in place of an inherited quantity, the zero will appear with a white background as the overridden quantity. If you specify zero for a nutrient that your current level owns, the nutrient will disappear from the list when you click save. The same will happen if you blank out the quantity for an nutrient that your current level owns. <br /> ==Overriding other nutrient attributes==<br /> You can also change the [[Template:Code|code]] for an ingredient at your current level. Blanking out the [[Template:Code|code]] will not cause the ingredient to disappear from the list. If your current level owns the nutrient, you can change the following fields:<br /> === Unit ===<br /> {{NutrientUnit}}<br /> === Name ===<br /> You can change the name in the &quot;New Name&quot; column.<br /> <br /> ==Finding [[Ingredients for a Nutrient]]==<br /> If you click on the name of a nutrient, you will go to the [[Ingredients for a Nutrient]] page.</div>

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<p>Charlie: /* Overriding other nutrient attributes */</p> <hr /> <div>{Invitation to edit}}<br /> {{Setup page introduction}}<br /> <br /> ==Overview==<br /> The [[Nutrients for an Ingredient]] page allows you to specify the '''[[Template:Nutrient|nutrient]]''' quantities supplied by a single '''[[Template:Ingredient|ingredient]]'''.<br /> <br /> ==Heading - changing attributes of the ingredient==<br /> In the page heading, you can specify the following fields for the ingredient:<br /> {{Name}}<br /> You can change the name only if the your current control level owns the ingredient. <br /> {{Code}} <br /> {{Cost }} <br /> {{Cost Unit}} <br /> {{IngredientType|Type}} <br /> {{SequenceNumber|Sequence Number}} <br /> {{RoundingFactor|Round}} <br /> {{IngredientSource|Ingredient Source}} <br /> ==Selection choices: Has Quantity, All==<br /> For the nutrient list, this page has two selection choices: &quot;All&quot; and &quot;Has Quantity.&quot; &quot;Has quantity&quot; lists only those nutrients for which a quantity has been specified. &quot;Has quantity&quot; is the default if at least one nutrient has a quantity. &quot;All&quot; is the only option if no nutrients have a quantity.<br /> ==Adding an nutrient==<br /> If &quot;Has quantity&quot; is the selection and you wish to specify a quantity for an nutrient not shown, change the setting from &quot;Has quantity&quot; to &quot;All&quot;, find the nutrient (you can use the &quot;Contains&quot; box to search for all or part of an nutrient name or code), enter a quantity for the nutrient, and click save. <br /> ==Overriding, zeroing, and blanking out quantities==<br /> You can override a quantity specified at a higher level (where the background is yellow). When you save the new quantity, the background will become white. If you blank out a quantity of a nutrient not owned by your current level, the quantity will revert to the inherited quantity. If you specify zero in place of an inherited quantity, the zero will appear with a white background as the overridden quantity. If you specify zero for a nutrient that your current level owns, the nutrient will disappear from the list when you click save. The same will happen if you blank out the quantity for an nutrient that your current level owns. <br /> ==Overriding other nutrient attributes==<br /> You can also change the [[Template:Code|code]] for an ingredient at your current level. Blanking out the code will not cause the ingredient to disappear from the list. If your current level owns the nutrient, you can change the unit using the drop-down and the name in the &quot;New Name&quot; column.<br /> <br /> ==Finding [[Ingredients for a Nutrient]]==<br /> If you click on the name of a nutrient, you will go to the [[Ingredients for a Nutrient]] page.</div>

Charlie https://www.towergrovefeed.com/wiki_userHelp/index.php/Nutrients_for_an_Ingredient 2015-12-14T03:52:20Z

<p>Charlie: /* Overriding other nutrient attributes */</p> <hr /> <div>{Invitation to edit}}<br /> {{Setup page introduction}}<br /> <br /> ==Overview==<br /> The [[Nutrients for an Ingredient]] page allows you to specify the '''[[Template:Nutrient|nutrient]]''' quantities supplied by a single '''[[Template:Ingredient|ingredient]]'''.<br /> <br /> ==Heading - changing attributes of the ingredient==<br /> In the page heading, you can specify the following fields for the ingredient:<br /> {{Name}}<br /> You can change the name only if the your current control level owns the ingredient. <br /> {{Code}} <br /> {{Cost }} <br /> {{Cost Unit}} <br /> {{IngredientType|Type}} <br /> {{SequenceNumber|Sequence Number}} <br /> {{RoundingFactor|Round}} <br /> {{IngredientSource|Ingredient Source}} <br /> ==Selection choices: Has Quantity, All==<br /> For the nutrient list, this page has two selection choices: &quot;All&quot; and &quot;Has Quantity.&quot; &quot;Has quantity&quot; lists only those nutrients for which a quantity has been specified. &quot;Has quantity&quot; is the default if at least one nutrient has a quantity. &quot;All&quot; is the only option if no nutrients have a quantity.<br /> ==Adding an nutrient==<br /> If &quot;Has quantity&quot; is the selection and you wish to specify a quantity for an nutrient not shown, change the setting from &quot;Has quantity&quot; to &quot;All&quot;, find the nutrient (you can use the &quot;Contains&quot; box to search for all or part of an nutrient name or code), enter a quantity for the nutrient, and click save. <br /> ==Overriding, zeroing, and blanking out quantities==<br /> You can override a quantity specified at a higher level (where the background is yellow). When you save the new quantity, the background will become white. If you blank out a quantity of a nutrient not owned by your current level, the quantity will revert to the inherited quantity. If you specify zero in place of an inherited quantity, the zero will appear with a white background as the overridden quantity. If you specify zero for a nutrient that your current level owns, the nutrient will disappear from the list when you click save. The same will happen if you blank out the quantity for an nutrient that your current level owns. <br /> ==Overriding other nutrient attributes==<br /> You can also change the {{Template:Code|code}} for an ingredient at your current level. Blanking out the code will not cause the ingredient to disappear from the list. If your current level owns the nutrient, you can change the unit using the drop-down and the name in the &quot;New Name&quot; column.<br /> <br /> ==Finding [[Ingredients for a Nutrient]]==<br /> If you click on the name of a nutrient, you will go to the [[Ingredients for a Nutrient]] page.</div>

Charlie https://www.towergrovefeed.com/wiki_userHelp/index.php/Template:NutrientUnit 2015-12-14T03:46:52Z

<p>Charlie: initial entry</p> <hr /> <div>The units in which the quantity of the nutrient is specified. The unit is usually a ratio consisting of one fundamental or a derived unit divided by another. Examples of compound units are: mg/kg or mcal/kg. Percentage, which is the ratio of the specified nutrient to the whole result is the most commonly used unit. <br /> <br /> Specifying a nutrient's value as a percentage, however, does not mean the the nutrient's percentage of the whole is ever calculated. The solution is reached by combining the quantities found in each ingredient in the solution. So if corn has 10% protein and the formula calls for at least 20%, then corn (if it is to end up in the solution) must be combined with other ingredients having more than 20% protein, so that the average percentage of protein in the solution is at least 20%. <br /> <br /> Nutrients that have their units specified as a percentage can easily total more than 100% in the solution, because nutrients (unlike ingredients) can overlap each other. Protein, for example, overlaps the individual amino acids.<br /> <br /> The units of one nutrient have nothing to do with the units of another nutrient (as far as the program is concerned). The units of the nutrients in the solution do not have to add up to anything. In contrast, the percentages of the ingredients minimums in the formula cannot exceed 100% and, when the status of the solution is '''Optimal Solution Reached''', the actual percentages always add up to 100%. <br /> <br /> A nutrient minimum of, say, 1800 mg/kg of choline, can be thought of as order for that much choline. A feasible solution must provide at 1800 mg/kg choline, regardless of what other nutrients are specified. <br /> <br /> Some units specify kilogram (kg) as the denominator (e.g., mcal/kg). To allow you to use pound based units, {{TGF_title}} provides alternative set of nutrients (with &quot;- lb&quot; as a suffix) that use pound-based rather than kilogram-based units.</div>

Charlie https://www.towergrovefeed.com/wiki_userHelp/index.php/Formula_Nutrients 2015-12-14T03:46:13Z

<p>Charlie: /* Unit */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Invitation to edit}}<br /> <br /> {{:Workbench}}<br /> == Formula Nutrient Fields == <br /> === Sel === <br /> If checked, the nutrient is selected for the formula. Selecting a nutrient means nothing more than it will be included in the [[Template:short list|short list]] in the [[Solution Report]]. <br /> <br /> If you key a restriction (minimum or maximum amount) for a nutrient and click [[#Save]], it will be selected automatically and the box in the '''Sel''' column will be checked. If you uncheck a nutrient with a restriction, the amount fields will have gray backgrounds and the restrictions will not be used in solving the formula. If the nutrient is on the [[Template:species short list|species short list]], it will still appear when in the result you run the [[Solution Report]] with [[formula short list|short nutrient list]] checked.<br /> <br /> === Actual === <br /> Actual is the amount of the nutrient that is actually in the formula solution after Solve. <br /> <br /> === Cost ===<br /> Formula Nutrient Cost is the savings to the [[Workbench#Total Cost (Formula)|TotalCost]] that can be realized if the nutrient constraint is changed by one unit.<br /> <br /> {{Constraint cost}}<br /> <br /> === Max ===<br /> Max is the '''maximum units''' of the nutrient that is desired in the formula solution.<br /> <br /> === Min ===<br /> Min is the '''minimum units''' of the nutrient that is desired in the formula solution.<br /> <br /> <br /> === Unit ===<br /> {{NutrientUnit}}</div>

Charlie https://www.towergrovefeed.com/wiki_userHelp/index.php/Nutrients_for_an_Ingredient 2015-12-14T03:39:00Z

<p>Charlie: /* Finding Ingredients for an Nutrient */</p> <hr /> <div>{Invitation to edit}}<br /> {{Setup page introduction}}<br /> <br /> ==Overview==<br /> The [[Nutrients for an Ingredient]] page allows you to specify the '''[[Template:Nutrient|nutrient]]''' quantities supplied by a single '''[[Template:Ingredient|ingredient]]'''.<br /> <br /> ==Heading - changing attributes of the ingredient==<br /> In the page heading, you can specify the following fields for the ingredient:<br /> {{Name}}<br /> You can change the name only if the your current control level owns the ingredient. <br /> {{Code}} <br /> {{Cost }} <br /> {{Cost Unit}} <br /> {{IngredientType|Type}} <br /> {{SequenceNumber|Sequence Number}} <br /> {{RoundingFactor|Round}} <br /> {{IngredientSource|Ingredient Source}} <br /> ==Selection choices: Has Quantity, All==<br /> For the nutrient list, this page has two selection choices: &quot;All&quot; and &quot;Has Quantity.&quot; &quot;Has quantity&quot; lists only those nutrients for which a quantity has been specified. &quot;Has quantity&quot; is the default if at least one nutrient has a quantity. &quot;All&quot; is the only option if no nutrients have a quantity.<br /> ==Adding an nutrient==<br /> If &quot;Has quantity&quot; is the selection and you wish to specify a quantity for an nutrient not shown, change the setting from &quot;Has quantity&quot; to &quot;All&quot;, find the nutrient (you can use the &quot;Contains&quot; box to search for all or part of an nutrient name or code), enter a quantity for the nutrient, and click save. <br /> ==Overriding, zeroing, and blanking out quantities==<br /> You can override a quantity specified at a higher level (where the background is yellow). When you save the new quantity, the background will become white. If you blank out a quantity of a nutrient not owned by your current level, the quantity will revert to the inherited quantity. If you specify zero in place of an inherited quantity, the zero will appear with a white background as the overridden quantity. If you specify zero for a nutrient that your current level owns, the nutrient will disappear from the list when you click save. The same will happen if you blank out the quantity for an nutrient that your current level owns. <br /> ==Overriding other nutrient attributes==<br /> You can also change the code for an ingredient at your current level. Blanking out the code will not cause the ingredient to disappear from the list. If your current level owns the nutrient, you can change the unit using the drop-down and the name in the &quot;New Name&quot; column.<br /> ==Finding [[Ingredients for a Nutrient]]==<br /> If you click on the name of a nutrient, you will go to the [[Ingredients for a Nutrient]] page.</div>

Charlie https://www.towergrovefeed.com/wiki_userHelp/index.php/Nutrients_for_an_Ingredient 2015-12-14T03:37:25Z

<p>Charlie: initial entry</p> <hr /> <div>{Invitation to edit}}<br /> {{Setup page introduction}}<br /> <br /> ==Overview==<br /> The [[Nutrients for an Ingredient]] page allows you to specify the '''[[Template:Nutrient|nutrient]]''' quantities supplied by a single '''[[Template:Ingredient|ingredient]]'''.<br /> <br /> ==Heading - changing attributes of the ingredient==<br /> In the page heading, you can specify the following fields for the ingredient:<br /> {{Name}}<br /> You can change the name only if the your current control level owns the ingredient. <br /> {{Code}} <br /> {{Cost }} <br /> {{Cost Unit}} <br /> {{IngredientType|Type}} <br /> {{SequenceNumber|Sequence Number}} <br /> {{RoundingFactor|Round}} <br /> {{IngredientSource|Ingredient Source}} <br /> ==Selection choices: Has Quantity, All==<br /> For the nutrient list, this page has two selection choices: &quot;All&quot; and &quot;Has Quantity.&quot; &quot;Has quantity&quot; lists only those nutrients for which a quantity has been specified. &quot;Has quantity&quot; is the default if at least one nutrient has a quantity. &quot;All&quot; is the only option if no nutrients have a quantity.<br /> ==Adding an nutrient==<br /> If &quot;Has quantity&quot; is the selection and you wish to specify a quantity for an nutrient not shown, change the setting from &quot;Has quantity&quot; to &quot;All&quot;, find the nutrient (you can use the &quot;Contains&quot; box to search for all or part of an nutrient name or code), enter a quantity for the nutrient, and click save. <br /> ==Overriding, zeroing, and blanking out quantities==<br /> You can override a quantity specified at a higher level (where the background is yellow). When you save the new quantity, the background will become white. If you blank out a quantity of a nutrient not owned by your current level, the quantity will revert to the inherited quantity. If you specify zero in place of an inherited quantity, the zero will appear with a white background as the overridden quantity. If you specify zero for a nutrient that your current level owns, the nutrient will disappear from the list when you click save. The same will happen if you blank out the quantity for an nutrient that your current level owns. <br /> ==Overriding other nutrient attributes==<br /> You can also change the code for an ingredient at your current level. Blanking out the code will not cause the ingredient to disappear from the list. If your current level owns the nutrient, you can change the unit using the drop-down and the name in the &quot;New Name&quot; column.<br /> ==Finding [[Ingredients for an Nutrient]]==<br /> If you click on the name of an nutrient, you will go to the [[Ingredients for an Nutrient]] page.</div>

Charlie https://www.towergrovefeed.com/wiki_userHelp/index.php/Nutrients_for_an_Ingredient 2015-12-14T03:13:30Z

<p>Charlie: Created page with &quot;{{Invitation to edit}} {{Setup page introduction}} ==Overview== The Ingredients for a Nutrient page allows you to specify the quantities of a '''Template:Nutrient|nutri...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>{{Invitation to edit}}<br /> {{Setup page introduction}}<br /> <br /> ==Overview==<br /> The [[Ingredients for a Nutrient]] page allows you to specify the quantities of a '''[[Template:Nutrient|nutrient]]''' supplied by one or more '''[[Template:Ingredient|ingredients]]'''.<br /> <br /> ==Heading - changing attributes of the nutrient==<br /> In the page heading, you can change or override the code for the nutrient. If you current level owns the nutrient, you can change the nutrient name and unit.<br /> ==Selection choices: Has Quantity, All==<br /> For the ingredient list, this page has two selection choices: &quot;All&quot; and &quot;Has Quantity.&quot; &quot;Has quantity&quot; lists only those ingredients for which a quantity has been specified. &quot;Has quantity&quot; is the default if at least one ingredient has a quantity. &quot;All&quot; is the only option if no ingredients have a quantity.<br /> ==Adding an ingredient==<br /> If &quot;Has quantity&quot; is the selection and you wish to specify a quantity for an ingredient not shown, change the setting from &quot;Has quantity&quot; to &quot;All&quot;, find the ingredient (you can use the &quot;Contains&quot; box to search for all or part of an ingredient name or code), enter a quantity for the ingredient, and click save. <br /> ==Overriding, zeroing, and blanking out quantities==<br /> You can override a quantity specified at a higher level (where the background is yellow). When you save the new quantity, the background will become white. If you blank out a quantity of a ingredient not owned by your current level, the quantity will revert to the inherited quantity. If you specify zero in place of an inherited quantity , the zero will appear with a white background as the overridden quantity. If you specify zero for an ingredient that your current level owns, the ingredient will disappear from the list when you click save. The same will happen if you blank out the quantity for an ingredient that your current level owns. <br /> ==Overriding other ingredient attributes==<br /> You can also change the cost or code for an ingredient at your current level. Blanking out the cost or code will not cause the ingredient to disappear from the list. If your current level owns the ingredient, you can change the name in the &quot;New Name&quot; column.<br /> ==Finding [[Nutrients for an Ingredient]]==<br /> If you click on the name of an ingredient, you will go to the [[Nutrients for an Ingredient]] page.</div>

Charlie https://www.towergrovefeed.com/wiki_userHelp/index.php/News 2014-06-09T21:47:06Z

<p>Charlie: /* Some future enhancements to look for: */</p> <hr /> <div>May 28, 2014 (St. Louis Missouri) - To all current and potential users of Tower Grove Feed:<br /> <br /> ====We have installed a few minor fixes and cosmetic changes to Tower Grove Feed:==== <br /> <br /> You may notice some performance improvement in going from page to page and experience fewer Java errors if you click on a new page before a page has finished loading.<br /> <br /> The two Nutrient-Ingredient cross references pages both default to “Has quantity” in the drop-down if there is any nutrient value. On the Nutrients-for-an-Ingredient page, you can provide a quantity for a nutrient that does not already have one by changing the drop-down selection to “All,” finding the nutrient and a entering a quantity.<br /> <br /> One important fix is that you can now delete an ingredient, if you are at the level of the ingredient’s owner and the ingredient is not used in any formula. A delete button appears on the right in the list of ingredients.<br /> <br /> The Species pages have been cleaned up and there is now a Species-Formula cross reference page.<br /> <br /> For control levels, a description is not required. If you give a description to a new control level, we store the description at the System level so as to make the description visible at higher levels. A control level description can be overridden at any level.<br /> <br /> The default is &quot;Formula&quot; for Nutrients and Ingredients in the Workbench. <br /> <br /> Please let us know right away if you experience any unexpected problems.<br /> <br /> ====Some future enhancements to look for:====<br /> <br /> * Fixes to some of the move functions<br /> <br /> * Improved performance on solving a formula<br /> <br /> * Improved performance on loading ingredients<br /> <br /> * Storing last-used value by user, rather than by session<br /> <br /> * Allowing a user to sign on to more than one branch of a control level tree:<br /> <br /> ** A sales person could log into more than one region without being able to change formula values.<br /> <br /> ** A student could log into more than one professor or class.<br /> <br /> ** An assistant nutritionist could log into more than one client, but not into the chief nutritionist’s level.<br /> <br /> * Change the sort by clicking on column heading<br /> <br /> * For creating premixes, you will be able to select a subset of ingredients to go into a new formula with their relative percentages preserved.<br /> <br /> * Make a new ingredient from a formula or allow one formula to be used as an ingredient in another formula.<br /> <br /> * Multi-blend<br /> <br /> ====We welcome feedback. Please let us know which, if any, of the above are most important to you and feel free to suggest others.====<br /> <br /> Richard Rubin and Charlie Jacobson</div>

Charlie https://www.towergrovefeed.com/wiki_userHelp/index.php/News 2014-06-09T21:45:23Z

<p>Charlie: /* Some future enhancements to look for: */</p> <hr /> <div>May 28, 2014 (St. Louis Missouri) - To all current and potential users of Tower Grove Feed:<br /> <br /> ====We have installed a few minor fixes and cosmetic changes to Tower Grove Feed:==== <br /> <br /> You may notice some performance improvement in going from page to page and experience fewer Java errors if you click on a new page before a page has finished loading.<br /> <br /> The two Nutrient-Ingredient cross references pages both default to “Has quantity” in the drop-down if there is any nutrient value. On the Nutrients-for-an-Ingredient page, you can provide a quantity for a nutrient that does not already have one by changing the drop-down selection to “All,” finding the nutrient and a entering a quantity.<br /> <br /> One important fix is that you can now delete an ingredient, if you are at the level of the ingredient’s owner and the ingredient is not used in any formula. A delete button appears on the right in the list of ingredients.<br /> <br /> The Species pages have been cleaned up and there is now a Species-Formula cross reference page.<br /> <br /> For control levels, a description is not required. If you give a description to a new control level, we store the description at the System level so as to make the description visible at higher levels. A control level description can be overridden at any level.<br /> <br /> The default is &quot;Formula&quot; for Nutrients and Ingredients in the Workbench. <br /> <br /> Please let us know right away if you experience any unexpected problems.<br /> <br /> ====Some future enhancements to look for:====<br /> <br /> &lt;ol&gt;<br /> # Fixes to some of the move functions<br /> <br /> # Improved performance on solving a formula<br /> <br /> # Improved performance on loading ingredients<br /> <br /> # Storing last-used value by user, rather than by session<br /> <br /> # Allowing a user to sign on to more than one branch of a control level tree:<br /> <br /> ## A sales person could log into more than one region without being able to change formula values.<br /> <br /> ## A student could log into more than one professor or class.<br /> <br /> ## An assistant nutritionist could log into more than one client, but not into the chief nutritionist’s level.<br /> <br /> # Change the sort by clicking on column heading<br /> <br /> # For creating premixes, you will be able to select a subset of ingredients to go into a new formula with their relative percentages preserved.<br /> <br /> # Make a new ingredient from a formula or allow one formula to be used as an ingredient in another formula.<br /> <br /> # Multi-blend<br /> <br /> ====We welcome feedback. Please let us know which, if any, of the above are most important to you and feel free to suggest others.====<br /> <br /> Richard Rubin and Charlie Jacobson</div>

Charlie https://www.towergrovefeed.com/wiki_userHelp/index.php/News 2014-06-09T21:41:24Z

<p>Charlie: /* Some future enhancements to look for: */</p> <hr /> <div>May 28, 2014 (St. Louis Missouri) - To all current and potential users of Tower Grove Feed:<br /> <br /> ====We have installed a few minor fixes and cosmetic changes to Tower Grove Feed:==== <br /> <br /> You may notice some performance improvement in going from page to page and experience fewer Java errors if you click on a new page before a page has finished loading.<br /> <br /> The two Nutrient-Ingredient cross references pages both default to “Has quantity” in the drop-down if there is any nutrient value. On the Nutrients-for-an-Ingredient page, you can provide a quantity for a nutrient that does not already have one by changing the drop-down selection to “All,” finding the nutrient and a entering a quantity.<br /> <br /> One important fix is that you can now delete an ingredient, if you are at the level of the ingredient’s owner and the ingredient is not used in any formula. A delete button appears on the right in the list of ingredients.<br /> <br /> The Species pages have been cleaned up and there is now a Species-Formula cross reference page.<br /> <br /> For control levels, a description is not required. If you give a description to a new control level, we store the description at the System level so as to make the description visible at higher levels. A control level description can be overridden at any level.<br /> <br /> The default is &quot;Formula&quot; for Nutrients and Ingredients in the Workbench. <br /> <br /> Please let us know right away if you experience any unexpected problems.<br /> <br /> ====Some future enhancements to look for:====<br /> <br /> # Fixes to some of the move functions<br /> <br /> # Improved performance on solving a formula<br /> <br /> # Improved performance on loading ingredients<br /> <br /> # Storing last-used value by user, rather than by session<br /> <br /> # Allowing a user to sign on to more than one branch of a control level tree:<br /> <br /> ## A sales person could log into more than one region without being able to change formula values.<br /> <br /> ## A student could log into more than one professor or class.<br /> <br /> ## An assistant nutritionist could log into more than one client, but not into the chief nutritionist’s level.<br /> <br /> # Change the sort by clicking on column heading<br /> <br /> # For creating premixes, you will be able to select a subset of ingredients to go into a new formula with their relative percentages preserved.<br /> <br /> # Make a new ingredient from a formula or allow one formula to be used as an ingredient in another formula.<br /> <br /> # Multi-blend<br /> <br /> ====We welcome feedback. Please let us know which, if any, of the above are most important to you and feel free to suggest others.====<br /> <br /> Richard Rubin and Charlie Jacobson</div>

Charlie https://www.towergrovefeed.com/wiki_userHelp/index.php/News 2014-06-09T21:38:11Z

<p>Charlie: /* Some future enhancements to look for: */</p> <hr /> <div>May 28, 2014 (St. Louis Missouri) - To all current and potential users of Tower Grove Feed:<br /> <br /> ====We have installed a few minor fixes and cosmetic changes to Tower Grove Feed:==== <br /> <br /> You may notice some performance improvement in going from page to page and experience fewer Java errors if you click on a new page before a page has finished loading.<br /> <br /> The two Nutrient-Ingredient cross references pages both default to “Has quantity” in the drop-down if there is any nutrient value. On the Nutrients-for-an-Ingredient page, you can provide a quantity for a nutrient that does not already have one by changing the drop-down selection to “All,” finding the nutrient and a entering a quantity.<br /> <br /> One important fix is that you can now delete an ingredient, if you are at the level of the ingredient’s owner and the ingredient is not used in any formula. A delete button appears on the right in the list of ingredients.<br /> <br /> The Species pages have been cleaned up and there is now a Species-Formula cross reference page.<br /> <br /> For control levels, a description is not required. If you give a description to a new control level, we store the description at the System level so as to make the description visible at higher levels. A control level description can be overridden at any level.<br /> <br /> The default is &quot;Formula&quot; for Nutrients and Ingredients in the Workbench. <br /> <br /> Please let us know right away if you experience any unexpected problems.<br /> <br /> ====Some future enhancements to look for:====<br /> <br /> #Fixes to some of the move functions<br /> <br /> #Improved performance on solving a formula<br /> <br /> #Improved performance on loading ingredients<br /> <br /> #Storing last-used value by user, rather than by session<br /> <br /> #Allowing a user to sign on to more than one branch of a control level tree:<br /> <br /> ##A sales person could log into more than one region without being able to change formula values.<br /> <br /> ##A student could log into more than one professor or class.<br /> <br /> ##An assistant nutritionist could log into more than one client, but not into the chief nutritionist’s level.<br /> <br /> #Change the sort by clicking on column heading<br /> <br /> #For creating premixes, you will be able to select a subset of ingredients to go into a new formula with their relative percentages preserved.<br /> <br /> #Make a new ingredient from a formula or allow one formula to be used as an ingredient in another formula.<br /> <br /> #Multi-blend<br /> <br /> ====We welcome feedback. Please let us know which, if any, of the above are most important to you and feel free to suggest others.====<br /> <br /> Richard Rubin and Charlie Jacobson</div>

Charlie https://www.towergrovefeed.com/wiki_userHelp/index.php/Main_Page 2014-06-09T21:35:41Z

<p>Charlie: /* The latest */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> {{Invitation to edit}}<br /> {{TGF_title}} help text uses Wiki software. If you are familiar with Wikipedia, then you should be familiar with the way help is presented here.<br /> <br /> For information on using or [[Help:Contents|getting started]] with {{TGF_title}} and {{TGF_title}} '''help''', go to [[Help:Contents|Help]]. <br /> <br /> Consult the [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Contents User's Guide] for information on using the wiki software, including navigating and editing pages. <br /> <br /> You are free to edit any of the help pages. If it is a minor edit, say a correction in spelling or grammar, you should make the change directly. If you want to propose a major change or add a new section of a page, it is best to propose your change in the discussion area (each page has a corresponding discussion page). You should get a response within a few days.<br /> <br /> ==Getting started with wiki software== <br /> # [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Configuration_settings Configuration settings list] <br /> # [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:FAQ MediaWiki FAQ] <br /> # [http://mail.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/mediawiki-announce MediaWiki release mailing list]<br /> <br /> ==The latest==<br /> [[News]]</div>

Charlie https://www.towergrovefeed.com/wiki_userHelp/index.php/Main_Page 2014-06-09T21:31:10Z

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Charlie https://www.towergrovefeed.com/wiki_userHelp/index.php/News 2014-06-09T20:56:56Z

<p>Charlie: </p> <hr /> <div>May 28, 2014 (St. Louis Missouri) - To all current and potential users of Tower Grove Feed:<br /> <br /> ====We have installed a few minor fixes and cosmetic changes to Tower Grove Feed:==== <br /> <br /> You may notice some performance improvement in going from page to page and experience fewer Java errors if you click on a new page before a page has finished loading.<br /> <br /> The two Nutrient-Ingredient cross references pages both default to “Has quantity” in the drop-down if there is any nutrient value. On the Nutrients-for-an-Ingredient page, you can provide a quantity for a nutrient that does not already have one by changing the drop-down selection to “All,” finding the nutrient and a entering a quantity.<br /> <br /> One important fix is that you can now delete an ingredient, if you are at the level of the ingredient’s owner and the ingredient is not used in any formula. A delete button appears on the right in the list of ingredients.<br /> <br /> The Species pages have been cleaned up and there is now a Species-Formula cross reference page.<br /> <br /> For control levels, a description is not required. If you give a description to a new control level, we store the description at the System level so as to make the description visible at higher levels. A control level description can be overridden at any level.<br /> <br /> The default is &quot;Formula&quot; for Nutrients and Ingredients in the Workbench. <br /> <br /> Please let us know right away if you experience any unexpected problems.<br /> <br /> ====Some future enhancements to look for:====<br /> <br /> *Fixes to some of the move functions<br /> <br /> *Improved performance on solving a formula<br /> <br /> *Improved performance on loading ingredients<br /> <br /> *Storing last-used value by user, rather than by session<br /> <br /> *Allowing a user to sign on to more than one branch of a control level tree:<br /> <br /> **A sales person could log into more than one region without being able to change formula values.<br /> <br /> **A student could log into more than one professor or class.<br /> <br /> **An assistant nutritionist could log into more than one client, but not into the chief nutritionist’s level.<br /> <br /> *Change the sort by clicking on column heading<br /> <br /> *For creating premixes, you will be able to select a subset of ingredients to go into a new formula with their relative percentages preserved.<br /> <br /> *Make a new ingredient from a formula or allow one formula to be used as an ingredient in another formula.<br /> <br /> *Multi-blend<br /> <br /> ====We welcome feedback. Please let us know which, if any, of the above are most important to you and feel free to suggest others.====<br /> <br /> Richard Rubin and Charlie Jacobson</div>

Charlie https://www.towergrovefeed.com/wiki_userHelp/index.php/News 2014-06-09T20:51:22Z

<p>Charlie: /* Some future enhancements to look for: */</p> <hr /> <div>May 28, 2014 (St. Louis Missouri) - To all current and potential users of Tower Grove Feed:<br /> <br /> ====We have installed a few minor fixes and cosmetic changes to Tower Grove Feed:==== <br /> <br /> You may notice some performance improvement in going from page to page and experience fewer Java errors if you click on a new page before a page has finished loading.<br /> <br /> The two Nutrient-Ingredient cross references pages both default to “Has quantity” in the drop-down if there is any nutrient value. On the Nutrients-for-an-Ingredient page, you can provide a quantity for a nutrient that does not already have one by changing the drop-down selection to “All,” finding the nutrient and a entering a quantity.<br /> <br /> One important fix is that you can now delete an ingredient, if you are at the level of the ingredient’s owner and the ingredient is not used in any formula. A delete button appears on the right in the list of ingredients.<br /> <br /> The Species pages have been cleaned up and there is now a Species-Formula cross reference page.<br /> <br /> For control levels, a description is not required. If you give a description to a new control level, we store the description at the System level so as to make the description visible at higher levels. A control level description can be overridden at any level.<br /> <br /> The default is &quot;Formula&quot; for Nutrients and Ingredients in the Workbench. <br /> <br /> Please let us know right away if you experience any unexpected problems.<br /> <br /> ====Some future enhancements to look for:====<br /> <br /> Fixes to some of the move functions<br /> <br /> Improved performance on solving a formula<br /> <br /> Improved performance on loading ingredients<br /> <br /> Storing last-used value by user, rather than by session<br /> <br /> Allowing a user to sign on to more than one branch of a control level tree:<br /> <br /> A sales person could log into more than one region without being able to change formula values.<br /> <br /> A student could log into more than one professor or class.<br /> <br /> An assistant nutritionist could log into more than one client, but not into the chief nutritionist’s level.<br /> <br /> Change the sort by clicking on column heading<br /> <br /> For creating premixes, you will be able to select a subset of ingredients to go into a new formula with their relative percentages preserved.<br /> <br /> Make a new ingredient from a formula or allow one formula to be used as an ingredient in another formula.<br /> <br /> Multi-blend<br /> <br /> ====We welcome feedback. Please let us know which, if any, of the above are most important to you and feel free to suggest others.====<br /> <br /> Richard Rubin and Charlie Jacobson</div>

Charlie https://www.towergrovefeed.com/wiki_userHelp/index.php/News 2014-06-09T20:39:23Z

<p>Charlie: </p> <hr /> <div>May 28, 2014 (St. Louis Missouri) - To all current and potential users of Tower Grove Feed:<br /> <br /> ====We have installed a few minor fixes and cosmetic changes to Tower Grove Feed:==== <br /> <br /> You may notice some performance improvement in going from page to page and experience fewer Java errors if you click on a new page before a page has finished loading.<br /> <br /> The two Nutrient-Ingredient cross references pages both default to “Has quantity” in the drop-down if there is any nutrient value. On the Nutrients-for-an-Ingredient page, you can provide a quantity for a nutrient that does not already have one by changing the drop-down selection to “All,” finding the nutrient and a entering a quantity.<br /> <br /> One important fix is that you can now delete an ingredient, if you are at the level of the ingredient’s owner and the ingredient is not used in any formula. A delete button appears on the right in the list of ingredients.<br /> <br /> The Species pages have been cleaned up and there is now a Species-Formula cross reference page.<br /> <br /> For control levels, a description is not required. If you give a description to a new control level, we store the description at the System level so as to make the description visible at higher levels. A control level description can be overridden at any level.<br /> <br /> The default is &quot;Formula&quot; for Nutrients and Ingredients in the Workbench. <br /> <br /> Please let us know right away if you experience any unexpected problems.<br /> <br /> ====Some future enhancements to look for:====<br /> <br /> Fixes to some of the move functions<br /> <br /> Improved performance on solving a formula<br /> <br /> Improved performance on loading ingredients<br /> <br /> Storing last-used value by user, rather than by session<br /> <br /> Allowing a user to sign on to more than one branch of a control level tree:<br /> <br /> Sales person could log into more than one region without being able to change formula values.<br /> <br /> Student could log into more than one professor or class.<br /> <br /> Assistant nutritionist could log into more than one client, but not into the chief nutritionist’s level.<br /> <br /> Change the sort by clicking on column heading<br /> <br /> For creating premixes, you will be able to select a subset of ingredients to go into a new formula with their relative percentages preserved.<br /> <br /> Make a new ingredient from a formula or allow one formula to be used as an ingredient in another formula.<br /> <br /> Multi-blend<br /> <br /> ====We welcome feedback. Please let us know which, if any, of the above are most important to you and feel free to suggest others.====<br /> <br /> Richard Rubin and Charlie Jacobson</div>

Charlie https://www.towergrovefeed.com/wiki_userHelp/index.php/News 2014-06-09T20:38:31Z

<p>Charlie: /* Some future enhancements to look for: */</p> <hr /> <div>May 28, 2014 (St. Louis Missouri) - To all current and potential users of Tower Grove Feed:<br /> <br /> ===We have installed a few minor fixes and cosmetic changes to Tower Grove Feed:=== <br /> <br /> You may notice some performance improvement in going from page to page and experience fewer Java errors if you click on a new page before a page has finished loading.<br /> <br /> The two Nutrient-Ingredient cross references pages both default to “Has quantity” in the drop-down if there is any nutrient value. On the Nutrients-for-an-Ingredient page, you can provide a quantity for a nutrient that does not already have one by changing the drop-down selection to “All,” finding the nutrient and a entering a quantity.<br /> <br /> One important fix is that you can now delete an ingredient, if you are at the level of the ingredient’s owner and the ingredient is not used in any formula. A delete button appears on the right in the list of ingredients.<br /> <br /> The Species pages have been cleaned up and there is now a Species-Formula cross reference page.<br /> <br /> For control levels, a description is not required. If you give a description to a new control level, we store the description at the System level so as to make the description visible at higher levels. A control level description can be overridden at any level.<br /> <br /> The default is &quot;Formula&quot; for Nutrients and Ingredients in the Workbench. <br /> <br /> Please let us know right away if you experience any unexpected problems.<br /> <br /> ===Some future enhancements to look for:===<br /> <br /> Fixes to some of the move functions<br /> <br /> Improved performance on solving a formula<br /> <br /> Improved performance on loading ingredients<br /> <br /> Storing last-used value by user, rather than by session<br /> <br /> Allowing a user to sign on to more than one branch of a control level tree:<br /> <br /> Sales person could log into more than one region without being able to change formula values.<br /> <br /> Student could log into more than one professor or class.<br /> <br /> Assistant nutritionist could log into more than one client, but not into the chief nutritionist’s level.<br /> <br /> Change the sort by clicking on column heading<br /> <br /> For creating premixes, you will be able to select a subset of ingredients to go into a new formula with their relative percentages preserved.<br /> <br /> Make a new ingredient from a formula or allow one formula to be used as an ingredient in another formula.<br /> <br /> Multi-blend<br /> <br /> ===We welcome feedback. Please let us know which, if any, of the above are most important to you and feel free to suggest others.===<br /> <br /> Richard Rubin and Charlie Jacobson</div>

Charlie https://www.towergrovefeed.com/wiki_userHelp/index.php/News 2014-06-09T20:37:48Z

<p>Charlie: /* Some future enhancements to look for: */</p> <hr /> <div>May 28, 2014 (St. Louis Missouri) - To all current and potential users of Tower Grove Feed:<br /> <br /> ===We have installed a few minor fixes and cosmetic changes to Tower Grove Feed:=== <br /> <br /> You may notice some performance improvement in going from page to page and experience fewer Java errors if you click on a new page before a page has finished loading.<br /> <br /> The two Nutrient-Ingredient cross references pages both default to “Has quantity” in the drop-down if there is any nutrient value. On the Nutrients-for-an-Ingredient page, you can provide a quantity for a nutrient that does not already have one by changing the drop-down selection to “All,” finding the nutrient and a entering a quantity.<br /> <br /> One important fix is that you can now delete an ingredient, if you are at the level of the ingredient’s owner and the ingredient is not used in any formula. A delete button appears on the right in the list of ingredients.<br /> <br /> The Species pages have been cleaned up and there is now a Species-Formula cross reference page.<br /> <br /> For control levels, a description is not required. If you give a description to a new control level, we store the description at the System level so as to make the description visible at higher levels. A control level description can be overridden at any level.<br /> <br /> The default is &quot;Formula&quot; for Nutrients and Ingredients in the Workbench. <br /> <br /> Please let us know right away if you experience any unexpected problems.<br /> <br /> ===Some future enhancements to look for:===<br /> <br /> Fixes to some of the move functions<br /> <br /> Improved performance on solving a formula<br /> <br /> Improved performance on loading ingredients<br /> <br /> Storing last-used value by user, rather than by session<br /> <br /> Allowing a user to sign on to more than one branch of a control level tree:<br /> <br /> Sales person could log into more than one region without being able to change formula values.<br /> <br /> Student could log into more than one professor or class.<br /> <br /> Assistant nutritionist could log into more than one client, but not into the chief nutritionist’s level.<br /> <br /> Change the sort by clicking on column heading<br /> <br /> For creating premixes, you will be able to select a subset of ingredients to go into a new formula with their relative percentages preserved.<br /> <br /> Make a new ingredient from a formula or allow one formula to be used as an ingredient in another formula.<br /> <br /> Multi-blend<br /> <br /> We welcome feedback. Please let us know which, if any, of the above are most important to you and feel free to suggest others.<br /> <br /> Richard Rubin and Charlie Jacobson</div>

Charlie https://www.towergrovefeed.com/wiki_userHelp/index.php/News 2014-06-09T20:37:32Z

<p>Charlie: /* We have installed a few minor fixes and cosmetic changes to Tower Grove Feed: */</p> <hr /> <div>May 28, 2014 (St. Louis Missouri) - To all current and potential users of Tower Grove Feed:<br /> <br /> ===We have installed a few minor fixes and cosmetic changes to Tower Grove Feed:=== <br /> <br /> You may notice some performance improvement in going from page to page and experience fewer Java errors if you click on a new page before a page has finished loading.<br /> <br /> The two Nutrient-Ingredient cross references pages both default to “Has quantity” in the drop-down if there is any nutrient value. On the Nutrients-for-an-Ingredient page, you can provide a quantity for a nutrient that does not already have one by changing the drop-down selection to “All,” finding the nutrient and a entering a quantity.<br /> <br /> One important fix is that you can now delete an ingredient, if you are at the level of the ingredient’s owner and the ingredient is not used in any formula. A delete button appears on the right in the list of ingredients.<br /> <br /> The Species pages have been cleaned up and there is now a Species-Formula cross reference page.<br /> <br /> For control levels, a description is not required. If you give a description to a new control level, we store the description at the System level so as to make the description visible at higher levels. A control level description can be overridden at any level.<br /> <br /> The default is &quot;Formula&quot; for Nutrients and Ingredients in the Workbench. <br /> <br /> Please let us know right away if you experience any unexpected problems.<br /> <br /> ==Some future enhancements to look for:==<br /> <br /> Fixes to some of the move functions<br /> <br /> Improved performance on solving a formula<br /> <br /> Improved performance on loading ingredients<br /> <br /> Storing last-used value by user, rather than by session<br /> <br /> Allowing a user to sign on to more than one branch of a control level tree:<br /> <br /> Sales person could log into more than one region without being able to change formula values.<br /> <br /> Student could log into more than one professor or class.<br /> <br /> Assistant nutritionist could log into more than one client, but not into the chief nutritionist’s level.<br /> <br /> Change the sort by clicking on column heading<br /> <br /> For creating premixes, you will be able to select a subset of ingredients to go into a new formula with their relative percentages preserved.<br /> <br /> Make a new ingredient from a formula or allow one formula to be used as an ingredient in another formula.<br /> <br /> Multi-blend<br /> <br /> We welcome feedback. Please let us know which, if any, of the above are most important to you and feel free to suggest others.<br /> <br /> Richard Rubin and Charlie Jacobson</div>

Charlie https://www.towergrovefeed.com/wiki_userHelp/index.php/News 2014-06-09T20:36:45Z

<p>Charlie: /* Some future enhancements to look for: */</p> <hr /> <div>May 28, 2014 (St. Louis Missouri) - To all current and potential users of Tower Grove Feed:<br /> <br /> ==We have installed a few minor fixes and cosmetic changes to Tower Grove Feed:== <br /> <br /> You may notice some performance improvement in going from page to page and experience fewer Java errors if you click on a new page before a page has finished loading.<br /> <br /> The two Nutrient-Ingredient cross references pages both default to “Has quantity” in the drop-down if there is any nutrient value. On the Nutrients-for-an-Ingredient page, you can provide a quantity for a nutrient that does not already have one by changing the drop-down selection to “All,” finding the nutrient and a entering a quantity.<br /> <br /> One important fix is that you can now delete an ingredient, if you are at the level of the ingredient’s owner and the ingredient is not used in any formula. A delete button appears on the right in the list of ingredients.<br /> <br /> The Species pages have been cleaned up and there is now a Species-Formula cross reference page.<br /> <br /> For control levels, a description is not required. If you give a description to a new control level, we store the description at the System level so as to make the description visible at higher levels. A control level description can be overridden at any level.<br /> <br /> The default is &quot;Formula&quot; for Nutrients and Ingredients in the Workbench. <br /> <br /> Please let us know right away if you experience any unexpected problems.<br /> <br /> ==Some future enhancements to look for:==<br /> <br /> Fixes to some of the move functions<br /> <br /> Improved performance on solving a formula<br /> <br /> Improved performance on loading ingredients<br /> <br /> Storing last-used value by user, rather than by session<br /> <br /> Allowing a user to sign on to more than one branch of a control level tree:<br /> <br /> Sales person could log into more than one region without being able to change formula values.<br /> <br /> Student could log into more than one professor or class.<br /> <br /> Assistant nutritionist could log into more than one client, but not into the chief nutritionist’s level.<br /> <br /> Change the sort by clicking on column heading<br /> <br /> For creating premixes, you will be able to select a subset of ingredients to go into a new formula with their relative percentages preserved.<br /> <br /> Make a new ingredient from a formula or allow one formula to be used as an ingredient in another formula.<br /> <br /> Multi-blend<br /> <br /> We welcome feedback. Please let us know which, if any, of the above are most important to you and feel free to suggest others.<br /> <br /> Richard Rubin and Charlie Jacobson</div>

Charlie https://www.towergrovefeed.com/wiki_userHelp/index.php/News 2014-06-09T20:36:06Z

<p>Charlie: </p> <hr /> <div>May 28, 2014 (St. Louis Missouri) - To all current and potential users of Tower Grove Feed:<br /> <br /> ==We have installed a few minor fixes and cosmetic changes to Tower Grove Feed:== <br /> <br /> You may notice some performance improvement in going from page to page and experience fewer Java errors if you click on a new page before a page has finished loading.<br /> <br /> The two Nutrient-Ingredient cross references pages both default to “Has quantity” in the drop-down if there is any nutrient value. On the Nutrients-for-an-Ingredient page, you can provide a quantity for a nutrient that does not already have one by changing the drop-down selection to “All,” finding the nutrient and a entering a quantity.<br /> <br /> One important fix is that you can now delete an ingredient, if you are at the level of the ingredient’s owner and the ingredient is not used in any formula. A delete button appears on the right in the list of ingredients.<br /> <br /> The Species pages have been cleaned up and there is now a Species-Formula cross reference page.<br /> <br /> For control levels, a description is not required. If you give a description to a new control level, we store the description at the System level so as to make the description visible at higher levels. A control level description can be overridden at any level.<br /> <br /> The default is &quot;Formula&quot; for Nutrients and Ingredients in the Workbench. <br /> <br /> Please let us know right away if you experience any unexpected problems.<br /> <br /> ==Some future enhancements to look for:==<br /> <br /> Fixes to some of the move functions<br /> <br /> Improved performance on solving a formula<br /> <br /> Improved performance on loading ingredients<br /> <br /> Storing last-used value by user, rather than by session<br /> <br /> Allowing a user to sign on to more than one branch of a control level tree.<br /> <br /> Sales person could log into more than one region without being able to change formula values.<br /> <br /> Student could log into more than one professor or class.<br /> <br /> Assistant nutritionist could log into more than one client, but not into the chief nutritionist’s level.<br /> <br /> Change the sort by clicking on column heading<br /> <br /> For creating premixes, you will be able to select a subset of ingredients to go into a new formula with their relative percentages preserved.<br /> <br /> Make a new ingredient from a formula or allow one formula to be used as an ingredient in another formula.<br /> <br /> Multi-blend<br /> <br /> We welcome feedback. Please let us know which, if any, of the above are most important to you and feel free to suggest others.<br /> <br /> Richard Rubin and Charlie Jacobson</div>

Charlie https://www.towergrovefeed.com/wiki_userHelp/index.php/News 2014-06-09T20:35:02Z

<p>Charlie: </p> <hr /> <div>May 28, 2014 (St. Louis Missouri) - To all current and potential users of Tower Grove Feed:<br /> <br /> ==We have installed a few minor fixes and cosmetic changes to Tower Grove Feed:== <br /> <br /> You may notice some performance improvement in going from page to page and experience fewer Java errors if you click on a new page before a page has finished loading.<br /> <br /> The two Nutrient-Ingredient cross references pages both default to “Has quantity” in the drop-down if there is any nutrient value. On the Nutrients-for-an-Ingredient page, you can provide a quantity for a nutrient that does not already have one by changing the drop-down selection to “All,” finding the nutrient and a entering a quantity.<br /> <br /> One important fix is that you can now delete an ingredient, if you are at the level of the ingredient’s owner and the ingredient is not used in any formula. A delete button appears on the right in the list of ingredients.<br /> <br /> The Species pages have been cleaned up and there is now a Species-Formula cross reference page.<br /> <br /> For control levels, a description is not required. If you give a description to a new control level, we store the description at the System level so as to make the description visible at higher levels. A control level description can be overridden at any level.<br /> <br /> The default is &quot;Formula&quot; for Nutrients and Ingredients in the Workbench. <br /> <br /> Please let us know right away if you experience any unexpected problems.<br /> <br /> ==Some future enhancements to look for:==<br /> <br /> Fixes to some of the move functions<br /> <br /> Improved performance on solving a formula<br /> <br /> Improved performance on loading ingredients<br /> <br /> Storing last-used value by user, rather than by session<br /> <br /> Allowing a user to sign on to more than one branch of a control level tree.<br /> <br /> Sales person could log into more than one region without being able to change formula values.<br /> <br /> Student could log into more than one professor or class.<br /> <br /> Assistant nutritionist could log into more than one client, but not into the chief nutritionist’s level.<br /> <br /> Change the sort by clicking on column heading<br /> <br /> For creating premixes, you will be able to select a subset of ingredients to go into a new formula with their relative percentages preserved.<br /> <br /> Make a new ingredient from a formula or allow one formula to be used as an ingredient in another formula.<br /> <br /> Multi-blend<br /> <br /> We welcome feedback. Please let us know which, if any, of the above are most important to you and feel free to suggest others.<br /> <br /> Richard Rubin and Charlie Jacobson</div>

Charlie https://www.towergrovefeed.com/wiki_userHelp/index.php/News 2014-06-09T20:32:24Z

<p>Charlie: </p> <hr /> <div>May 28, 2014 (St. Louis Missouri) - To all current and potential users of Tower Grove Feed:<br /> <br /> We have installed a few changes to Tower Grove Feed. These changes include minor fixes and cosmetic changes.<br /> <br /> You may notice some performance improvement in going from page to page and experience fewer Java errors if you click on a new page before a page has finished loading.<br /> <br /> The two Nutrient-Ingredient cross references pages both default to “Has quantity” in the drop-down if there is any nutrient value. On the Nutrients-for-an-Ingredient page, you can provide a quantity for a nutrient that does not already have one by changing the drop-down selection to “All,” finding the nutrient and a entering a quantity.<br /> <br /> One important fix is that you can now delete an ingredient, if you are at the level of the ingredient’s owner and the ingredient is not used in any formula. A delete button appears on the right in the list of ingredients.<br /> <br /> The Species pages have been cleaned up and there is now a Species-Formula cross reference page.<br /> <br /> For control levels, a description is not required. If you give a description to a new control level, we store the description at the System level so as to make the description visible at higher levels. A control level description can be overridden at any level.<br /> <br /> The default is &quot;Formula&quot; for Nutrients and Ingredients in the Workbench. <br /> <br /> Please let us know right away if you experience any unexpected problems.<br /> <br /> =Some future enhancements to look for:=<br /> <br /> Fixes to some of the move functions<br /> <br /> Improved performance on solving a formula<br /> <br /> Improved performance on loading ingredients<br /> <br /> Storing last-used value by user, rather than by session<br /> <br /> Allowing a user to sign on to more than one branch of a control level tree.<br /> <br /> Sales person could log into more than one region without being able to change formula values.<br /> <br /> Student could log into more than one professor or class.<br /> <br /> Assistant nutritionist could log into more than one client, but not into the chief nutritionist’s level.<br /> <br /> Change the sort by clicking on column heading<br /> <br /> For creating premixes, you will be able to select a subset of ingredients to go into a new formula with their relative percentages preserved.<br /> <br /> Make a new ingredient from a formula or allow one formula to be used as an ingredient in another formula.<br /> <br /> Multi-blend<br /> <br /> We welcome feedback. Please let us know which, if any, of the above are most important to you and feel free to suggest others.<br /> <br /> Richard Rubin and Charlie Jacobson</div>

Charlie https://www.towergrovefeed.com/wiki_userHelp/index.php/News 2014-06-09T20:31:40Z

<p>Charlie: </p> <hr /> <div>May 28, 2014 (St. Louis Missouri) - To all current and potential users of Tower Grove Feed:<br /> <br /> We have installed a few changes to Tower Grove Feed. These changes include minor fixes and cosmetic changes.<br /> <br /> You may notice some performance improvement in going from page to page and experience fewer Java errors if you click on a new page before a page has finished loading.<br /> <br /> The two Nutrient-Ingredient cross references pages both default to “Has quantity” in the drop-down if there is any nutrient value. On the Nutrients-for-an-Ingredient page, you can provide a quantity for a nutrient that does not already have one by changing the drop-down selection to “All,” finding the nutrient and a entering a quantity.<br /> <br /> One important fix is that you can now delete an ingredient, if you are at the level of the ingredient’s owner and the ingredient is not used in any formula. A delete button appears on the right in the list of ingredients.<br /> <br /> The Species pages have been cleaned up and there is now a Species-Formula cross reference page.<br /> <br /> For control levels, a description is not required. If you give a description to a new control level, we store the description at the System level so as to make the description visible at higher levels. A control level description can be overridden at any level.<br /> <br /> The default is &quot;Formula&quot; for Nutrients and Ingredients in the Workbench. <br /> <br /> Please let us know right away if you experience any unexpected problems.<br /> <br /> Some future enhancements to look for:<br /> <br /> Fixes to some of the move functions<br /> <br /> Improved performance on solving a formula<br /> <br /> Improved performance on loading ingredients<br /> <br /> Storing last-used value by user, rather than by session<br /> <br /> Allowing a user to sign on to more than one branch of a control level tree.<br /> <br /> Sales person could log into more than one region without being able to change formula values.<br /> <br /> Student could log into more than one professor or class.<br /> <br /> Assistant nutritionist could log into more than one client, but not into the chief nutritionist’s level.<br /> <br /> Change the sort by clicking on column heading<br /> <br /> For creating premixes, you will be able to select a subset of ingredients to go into a new formula with their relative percentages preserved.<br /> <br /> Make a new ingredient from a formula or allow one formula to be used as an ingredient in another formula.<br /> <br /> Multi-blend<br /> <br /> We welcome feedback. Please let us know which, if any, of the above are most important to you and feel free to suggest others.<br /> <br /> Richard Rubin and Charlie Jacobson</div>

Charlie https://www.towergrovefeed.com/wiki_userHelp/index.php/News 2014-06-09T20:25:30Z

<p>Charlie: </p> <hr /> <div>May 28, 2014 (St. Louis Missouri) - To all current and potential users of Tower Grove Feed:<br /> <br /> We have installed a few changes to Tower Grove Feed. These changes include minor fixes and cosmetic changes.<br /> <br /> You may notice some performance improvement in going from page to page and experience fewer Java errors if you click on a new page before a page has finished loading.<br /> <br /> The two Nutrient-Ingredient cross references pages both default to “Has quantity” in the drop-down if there is any nutrient value. On the Nutrients-for-an-Ingredient page, you can provide a quantity for a nutrient that does not already have one by changing the drop-down selection to “All,” finding the nutrient and a entering a quantity.<br /> <br /> One important fix is that you can now delete an ingredient, if you are at the level of the ingredient’s owner and the ingredient is not used in any formula. A delete button appears on the right in the list of ingredients.<br /> <br /> The Species pages have been cleaned up and there is now a Species-Formula cross reference page.<br /> <br /> For control levels, a description is not required. If you give a description to a new control level, we store the description at the System level so as to make the description visible at higher levels. A control level description can be overridden at any level.<br /> <br /> The default is &quot;Formula&quot; for Nutrients and Ingredients in the Workbench. <br /> <br /> Please let us know right away if you experience any unexpected problems.<br /> <br /> Some future enhancements to look for:<br /> <br /> =Fixes to some of the move functions=<br /> <br /> =Improved performance on solving a formula=<br /> <br /> =Improved performance on loading ingredients=<br /> <br /> =Storing last-used value by user, rather than by session=<br /> <br /> =Allowing a user to sign on to more than one branch of a control level tree.=<br /> <br /> ==Sales person could log into more than one region without being able to change formula values.==<br /> <br /> ==Student could log into more than one professor or class.==<br /> <br /> ==Assistant nutritionist could log into more than one client, but not into the chief nutritionist’s level.==<br /> <br /> =Change the sort by clicking on column heading=<br /> <br /> =For creating premixes, you will be able to select a subset of ingredients to go into a new formula with their relative percentages preserved.=<br /> <br /> =Make a new ingredient from a formula or allow one formula to be used as an ingredient in another formula.=<br /> <br /> =Multi-blend=<br /> <br /> We welcome feedback. Please let us know which, if any, of the above are most important to you and feel free to suggest others.<br /> <br /> Richard Rubin and Charlie Jacobson</div>

Charlie https://www.towergrovefeed.com/wiki_userHelp/index.php/News 2014-06-09T20:15:27Z

<p>Charlie: Created page with &quot;May 28, 2014 (St. Louis Missouri) - To all current and potential users of Tower Grove Feed: We have installed a few changes to Tower Grove Feed. These changes include minor...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>May 28, 2014 (St. Louis Missouri) - To all current and potential users of Tower Grove Feed:<br /> <br /> We have installed a few changes to Tower Grove Feed. These changes include minor fixes and cosmetic changes.<br /> <br /> You may notice some performance improvement in going from page to page and experience fewer Java errors if you click on a new page before a page has finished loading.<br /> <br /> The two Nutrient-Ingredient cross references pages both default to “Has quantity” in the drop-down if there is any nutrient value. On the Nutrients-for-an-Ingredient page, you can provide a quantity for a nutrient that does not already have one by changing the drop-down selection to “All,” finding the nutrient and a entering a quantity.<br /> <br /> One important fix is that you can now delete an ingredient, if you are at the level of the ingredient’s owner and the ingredient is not used in any formula. A delete button appears on the right in the list of ingredients.<br /> <br /> The Species pages have been cleaned up and there is now a Species-Formula cross reference page.<br /> <br /> For control levels, a description is not required. If you give a description to a new control level, we store the description at the System level so as to make the description visible at higher levels. A control level description can be overridden at any level.<br /> <br /> Please let us know right away if you experience any unexpected problems.<br /> <br /> Some future enhancements to look for:<br /> <br /> 1. Fixes to some of the move functions<br /> <br /> 2. Improved performance on solving a formula<br /> <br /> 3. Improved performance on loading ingredients<br /> <br /> 4. Storing last-used value by user, rather than by session<br /> <br /> 5. Allowing a user to sign on to more than one branch of a control level tree. Some benefits are:<br /> <br /> a. Sales person could log into more than one region without being able to change formula values.<br /> <br /> b. Student can log into more than one professor or class.<br /> <br /> c. Assistant nutritionist can log into more than one client, but not into the chief nutritionist’s level.<br /> <br /> 6. Change the sort by clicking on column heading<br /> <br /> 7. For creating premixes, you will be able to select a subset of ingredients to go into a new formula with their relative percentages preserved.<br /> <br /> 8. Make a new ingredient from a formula or allow one formula to be used as an ingredient in another formula.<br /> <br /> 9. Multi-blend<br /> <br /> We welcome feedback. Please let us know which, if any, of the above are most important to you and feel free to suggest others.<br /> <br /> Richard Rubin and Charlie Jacobson</div>

Charlie https://www.towergrovefeed.com/wiki_userHelp/index.php/Formula 2012-06-29T03:29:12Z

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Charlie https://www.towergrovefeed.com/wiki_userHelp/index.php/Control_levels 2012-06-20T19:09:29Z

<p>Charlie: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> {{Invitation to edit}} {{Setup page introduction}} == Overview == The control level is the basic unit of system control and data management in {{TGF_title}}. A level is sometimes called a 'control unit'. In some contexts, it helps to think of it as a folder. Levels are organized hierarchically. When you log in to {{TGF_title}}, you log in at the level that your user profile is at. The base or root level is called the System level. Each client has a control level immediately under the System level and has at least one user profile at that level. The client may create an unlimited number of additional levels and assign user profiles to any of them. Levels control what data you can see and what data you can change. Each level (except the System level) has one or more ancestors and may have one or more descendants. Each [[Objects| object in the application]] is owned by a control level. In general you can see [[Objects|objects]] owned by your current level and its ancestors, but not its descendants. To see and change the data of a descendant of your current level, you can adopt the role of that descendant. You can adopt the role of any of the descendants of your user profile level. == Adopting a role -- changing your current level == Adopting a role is the same as changing your current level. When you log in, you will see that your current level is indicated at the top right center of the page. At the time of log in, the current level is the level of your user profile. The box in which the level name appears is a drop down that allows you to select any level available to your user profile, that is, any of the descendants of your user profile level. Only {{TGF_title}} personnel can log in at the System level. If no other levels appear in the drop down, then there are no levels subordinate to the one you logged in at. == User profiles == Each level may have one or more user profiles. To log into {{TGF_title}} you must have a user profile. When {{TGF_title}} sets up a new client, a level for the client is created just below the System level with a single user profile that has administrator rights. That initial profile can then create additional user profiles and additional levels. {{TGF_title}} staff can assist you in setting up your initial profiles and control levels. == Creating new user profiles == If you have administrator rights, you can create new user profiles either for the level you logged in at or for any of its adoptable roles. To create a new profile, click the [[Control Unit Users|Users ]] link next to the level that you want to add a user to. That will bring up the [[Control Unit Users]] page where you will see the list of users that already exist at the selected level. From there you can click the '''New User''' button to create a new profile. == Creating a new level == == Uses of levels == == How levels protect your data == {{:Setup}}</div>

Charlie https://www.towergrovefeed.com/wiki_userHelp/index.php/Control_levels 2012-06-20T19:06:50Z

<p>Charlie: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> {{Invitation to edit}} {{Setup page introduction}} == Overview == The control level is the basic unit of system control and data management in {{TGF_title}}. A level is sometimes called a 'control unit'. In some contexts, it helps to think of it as a folder. Levels are organized hierarchically. When you log in to {{TGF_title}}, you log in at the level that your user profile is at. The base or root level is called the System level. Each client has a control level immediately under the System level and has at least one user profile at that level. The client may create an unlimited number of additional levels and assign user profiles to any of them. Levels control what data you can see and what data you can change. Each level (except the System level) has one or more ancestors and may have one or more descendants. Each [[Objects| object in the application]] is owned by a control level. In general you can see [[Objects|objects]] owned by your current level and its ancestors, but not its descendants. To see and change the data of a descendant of your current level, you can adopt the role of that descendant. You can adopt the role of any of the descendants of your user profile level. == Adopting a role -- changing your current level == Adopting a role is the same as changing your current level. When you log in, you will see that your current level is indicated at the top right center of the page. At the time of log in, the current level is the level of your user profile. The box in which the level name appears is a drop down that allows you to select any level available to your user profile, that is, any of the descendants of your user profile level. Only {{TGF_title}} personnel can log in at the System level. If no other levels appear in the drop down, then there are no levels subordinate to the one you logged in at. == User profiles == Each level may have one or more user profiles. To log into {{TGF_title}} you must have a user profile. When {{TGF_title}} sets up a new client, a level for the client is created just below the System level with a single user profile that has administrator rights. That initial profile can then create additional user profiles and additional levels. {{TGF_title}} staff can assist you in setting up your initial profiles and control levels. == Creating new user profiles == If you have administrator rights, you can create new user profiles either for the level you logged in at or for any of its adoptable roles. To create a new profile, click the [[Control Unit Users|Users ]] link next to the level that you want to add a user to. That will bring up the [[Control Unit Users]] page where you will see the list of users that already exist at the selected level. From there you can click the '''New User''' button to create a new profile. == Creating a new level == == Uses of levels == == How levels protect your data ==</div>

Charlie https://www.towergrovefeed.com/wiki_userHelp/index.php/Formula_Defaults 2012-06-20T04:47:19Z

<p>Charlie: /* Optimum Density */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> {{Invitation to edit}} ==Formula Defaults Fields== Formula Defaults affect the Solve's appearance or calculations. ===Maximum Iterations=== The Solve algorithm will abort with error message &quot;Maximum iteration limit exceeded&quot; if it takes more iterations than Maximum Iterations. The default value for Maximum Iterations is 200 which will normally do for for a matrix size of about 40 rows and 40 columns. A value of 400 will usually suffice for a matrix size of 50. If the algorithm keeps exceeding Maximum Iterations, increase it or solve as Opt Den (Optimum Density) with W - WeightLimits and a Rng% (Optimum Density Range Percent) of 0. ===Optimum Density=== {{Optimum Density}} ===Optimum Density Range Percent=== {{Optimum Density Range Percent}} ===Default Batch Weight=== The Default Batch Weight value is used automatically when a formula is first created, but it may always be overridden for a specific formula. A typical value is 1000. ===Weight Unit of Measure=== The Weight Unit of Measure applies to the Batch Weight and the weights of ingredients in the formula solution. Typical values are 'pounds - lb', 'tons', 'metric tons', or 'kilograms - kg'. ===Dry Matter Only=== This field sets the default value for all formulas at or below the current [[Control levels|control level]]. {{Dry Matter}} ===Round=== ===Log=== ===Rounding Factor===</div>

Charlie https://www.towergrovefeed.com/wiki_userHelp/index.php/Formula_Defaults 2012-06-20T04:45:09Z

<p>Charlie: /* Optimum Density Range Percent */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> {{Invitation to edit}} ==Formula Defaults Fields== Formula Defaults affect the Solve's appearance or calculations. ===Maximum Iterations=== The Solve algorithm will abort with error message &quot;Maximum iteration limit exceeded&quot; if it takes more iterations than Maximum Iterations. The default value for Maximum Iterations is 200 which will normally do for for a matrix size of about 40 rows and 40 columns. A value of 400 will usually suffice for a matrix size of 50. If the algorithm keeps exceeding Maximum Iterations, increase it or solve as Opt Den (Optimum Density) with W - WeightLimits and a Rng% (Optimum Density Range Percent) of 0. ===Optimum Density=== {{Optimum Density}} {{Optimum Density Range Percent}} ===Default Batch Weight=== The Default Batch Weight value is used automatically when a formula is first created, but it may always be overridden for a specific formula. A typical value is 1000. ===Weight Unit of Measure=== The Weight Unit of Measure applies to the Batch Weight and the weights of ingredients in the formula solution. Typical values are 'pounds - lb', 'tons', 'metric tons', or 'kilograms - kg'. ===Dry Matter Only=== This field sets the default value for all formulas at or below the current [[Control levels|control level]]. {{Dry Matter}} ===Round=== ===Log=== ===Rounding Factor===</div>

Charlie https://www.towergrovefeed.com/wiki_userHelp/index.php/Formula_Defaults 2012-06-20T04:43:43Z

<p>Charlie: /* Optimum Density */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> {{Invitation to edit}} ==Formula Defaults Fields== Formula Defaults affect the Solve's appearance or calculations. ===Maximum Iterations=== The Solve algorithm will abort with error message &quot;Maximum iteration limit exceeded&quot; if it takes more iterations than Maximum Iterations. The default value for Maximum Iterations is 200 which will normally do for for a matrix size of about 40 rows and 40 columns. A value of 400 will usually suffice for a matrix size of 50. If the algorithm keeps exceeding Maximum Iterations, increase it or solve as Opt Den (Optimum Density) with W - WeightLimits and a Rng% (Optimum Density Range Percent) of 0. ===Optimum Density=== {{Optimum Density}} ===Optimum Density Range Percent=== Optimum Density Range Percent specifies the upper and lower limits for the optimum density calculations when Optimum Density is set to &quot;W - WeightLimits&quot;. For example, if the batch weight is 1000, an Optimum Density Range Percent of 5.00 will constrain the solve to find the optimum yield within a range of 950 to 1050. ===Default Batch Weight=== The Default Batch Weight value is used automatically when a formula is first created, but it may always be overridden for a specific formula. A typical value is 1000. ===Weight Unit of Measure=== The Weight Unit of Measure applies to the Batch Weight and the weights of ingredients in the formula solution. Typical values are 'pounds - lb', 'tons', 'metric tons', or 'kilograms - kg'. ===Dry Matter Only=== This field sets the default value for all formulas at or below the current [[Control levels|control level]]. {{Dry Matter}} ===Round=== ===Log=== ===Rounding Factor===</div>

Charlie https://www.towergrovefeed.com/wiki_userHelp/index.php/Formula_Defaults 2012-06-20T04:40:26Z

<p>Charlie: /* Optimum Density */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> {{Invitation to edit}} ==Formula Defaults Fields== Formula Defaults affect the Solve's appearance or calculations. ===Maximum Iterations=== The Solve algorithm will abort with error message &quot;Maximum iteration limit exceeded&quot; if it takes more iterations than Maximum Iterations. The default value for Maximum Iterations is 200 which will normally do for for a matrix size of about 40 rows and 40 columns. A value of 400 will usually suffice for a matrix size of 50. If the algorithm keeps exceeding Maximum Iterations, increase it or solve as Opt Den (Optimum Density) with W - WeightLimits and a Rng% (Optimum Density Range Percent) of 0. ===Optimum Density=== {{Optimum Density}} Optimum Density specifies whether or not the Solution Solve calculations should find the optimum density for the diet. Optimum Density allows the solve to increase (or decrease) batch size in order to find the optimum nutrient density, thus saving an additional amount over standard least-cost. Nutrient density is an important tool in feeding animals under conditions of heat or stress. The Optimum Density code must be set to &quot;Y - Yes&quot; to find the optimum yield, &quot;N - No&quot; to use the fixed batch weight (the default), or &quot;W - WeightLimits&quot; to find the best yield within limits. ===Optimum Density Range Percent=== Optimum Density Range Percent specifies the upper and lower limits for the optimum density calculations when Optimum Density is set to &quot;W - WeightLimits&quot;. For example, if the batch weight is 1000, an Optimum Density Range Percent of 5.00 will constrain the solve to find the optimum yield within a range of 950 to 1050. ===Default Batch Weight=== The Default Batch Weight value is used automatically when a formula is first created, but it may always be overridden for a specific formula. A typical value is 1000. ===Weight Unit of Measure=== The Weight Unit of Measure applies to the Batch Weight and the weights of ingredients in the formula solution. Typical values are 'pounds - lb', 'tons', 'metric tons', or 'kilograms - kg'. ===Dry Matter Only=== This field sets the default value for all formulas at or below the current [[Control levels|control level]]. {{Dry Matter}} ===Round=== ===Log=== ===Rounding Factor===</div>

Charlie https://www.towergrovefeed.com/wiki_userHelp/index.php/Formula_Defaults 2012-06-20T04:27:01Z

<p>Charlie: /* Optimum Density */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> {{Invitation to edit}} ==Formula Defaults Fields== Formula Defaults affect the Solve's appearance or calculations. ===Maximum Iterations=== The Solve algorithm will abort with error message &quot;Maximum iteration limit exceeded&quot; if it takes more iterations than Maximum Iterations. The default value for Maximum Iterations is 200 which will normally do for for a matrix size of about 40 rows and 40 columns. A value of 400 will usually suffice for a matrix size of 50. If the algorithm keeps exceeding Maximum Iterations, increase it or solve as Opt Den (Optimum Density) with W - WeightLimits and a Rng% (Optimum Density Range Percent) of 0. ===Optimum Density=== [[Optimum Density|optimum density]] Optimum Density specifies whether or not the Solution Solve calculations should find the optimum density for the diet. Optimum Density allows the solve to increase (or decrease) batch size in order to find the optimum nutrient density, thus saving an additional amount over standard least-cost. Nutrient density is an important tool in feeding animals under conditions of heat or stress. The Optimum Density code must be set to &quot;Y - Yes&quot; to find the optimum yield, &quot;N - No&quot; to use the fixed batch weight (the default), or &quot;W - WeightLimits&quot; to find the best yield within limits. ===Optimum Density Range Percent=== Optimum Density Range Percent specifies the upper and lower limits for the optimum density calculations when Optimum Density is set to &quot;W - WeightLimits&quot;. For example, if the batch weight is 1000, an Optimum Density Range Percent of 5.00 will constrain the solve to find the optimum yield within a range of 950 to 1050. ===Default Batch Weight=== The Default Batch Weight value is used automatically when a formula is first created, but it may always be overridden for a specific formula. A typical value is 1000. ===Weight Unit of Measure=== The Weight Unit of Measure applies to the Batch Weight and the weights of ingredients in the formula solution. Typical values are 'pounds - lb', 'tons', 'metric tons', or 'kilograms - kg'. ===Dry Matter Only=== This field sets the default value for all formulas at or below the current [[Control levels|control level]]. {{Dry Matter}} ===Round=== ===Log=== ===Rounding Factor===</div>

Charlie https://www.towergrovefeed.com/wiki_userHelp/index.php/Formula_Defaults 2012-06-20T04:01:30Z

<p>Charlie: /* Optimum Density Range Percent */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> {{Invitation to edit}} ==Formula Defaults Fields== Formula Defaults affect the Solve's appearance or calculations. ===Maximum Iterations=== The Solve algorithm will abort with error message &quot;Maximum iteration limit exceeded&quot; if it takes more iterations than Maximum Iterations. The default value for Maximum Iterations is 200 which will normally do for for a matrix size of about 40 rows and 40 columns. A value of 400 will usually suffice for a matrix size of 50. If the algorithm keeps exceeding Maximum Iterations, increase it or solve as Opt Den (Optimum Density) with W - WeightLimits and a Rng% (Optimum Density Range Percent) of 0. ===Optimum Density=== Optimum Density specifies whether or not the Solution Solve calculations should find the optimum density for the diet. Optimum Density allows the solve to increase (or decrease) batch size in order to find the optimum nutrient density, thus saving an additional amount over standard least-cost. Nutrient density is an important tool in feeding animals under conditions of heat or stress. The Optimum Density code must be set to &quot;Y - Yes&quot; to find the optimum yield, &quot;N - No&quot; to use the fixed batch weight (the default), or &quot;W - WeightLimits&quot; to find the best yield within limits. ===Optimum Density Range Percent=== Optimum Density Range Percent specifies the upper and lower limits for the optimum density calculations when Optimum Density is set to &quot;W - WeightLimits&quot;. For example, if the batch weight is 1000, an Optimum Density Range Percent of 5.00 will constrain the solve to find the optimum yield within a range of 950 to 1050. ===Default Batch Weight=== The Default Batch Weight value is used automatically when a formula is first created, but it may always be overridden for a specific formula. A typical value is 1000. ===Weight Unit of Measure=== The Weight Unit of Measure applies to the Batch Weight and the weights of ingredients in the formula solution. Typical values are 'pounds - lb', 'tons', 'metric tons', or 'kilograms - kg'. ===Dry Matter Only=== This field sets the default value for all formulas at or below the current [[Control levels|control level]]. {{Dry Matter}} ===Round=== ===Log=== ===Rounding Factor===</div>

Charlie https://www.towergrovefeed.com/wiki_userHelp/index.php/Formula_Defaults 2012-06-20T04:00:47Z

<p>Charlie: /* Optimum Density Range Percent */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> {{Invitation to edit}} ==Formula Defaults Fields== Formula Defaults affect the Solve's appearance or calculations. ===Maximum Iterations=== The Solve algorithm will abort with error message &quot;Maximum iteration limit exceeded&quot; if it takes more iterations than Maximum Iterations. The default value for Maximum Iterations is 200 which will normally do for for a matrix size of about 40 rows and 40 columns. A value of 400 will usually suffice for a matrix size of 50. If the algorithm keeps exceeding Maximum Iterations, increase it or solve as Opt Den (Optimum Density) with W - WeightLimits and a Rng% (Optimum Density Range Percent) of 0. ===Optimum Density=== Optimum Density specifies whether or not the Solution Solve calculations should find the optimum density for the diet. Optimum Density allows the solve to increase (or decrease) batch size in order to find the optimum nutrient density, thus saving an additional amount over standard least-cost. Nutrient density is an important tool in feeding animals under conditions of heat or stress. The Optimum Density code must be set to &quot;Y - Yes&quot; to find the optimum yield, &quot;N - No&quot; to use the fixed batch weight (the default), or &quot;W - WeightLimits&quot; to find the best yield within limits. ===Optimum Density Range Percent=== Optimum Density Range Percent specifies the upper and lower limits for the optimum density calculations when Optimum Density is set to &quot;W - WeightLimits&quot;. For example, using a batch weight of 1000, an Optimum Density Range Percent of 5.00 will constrain the solve to find the optimum yield within a range of 950 to 1050. ===Default Batch Weight=== The Default Batch Weight value is used automatically when a formula is first created, but it may always be overridden for a specific formula. A typical value is 1000. ===Weight Unit of Measure=== The Weight Unit of Measure applies to the Batch Weight and the weights of ingredients in the formula solution. Typical values are 'pounds - lb', 'tons', 'metric tons', or 'kilograms - kg'. ===Dry Matter Only=== This field sets the default value for all formulas at or below the current [[Control levels|control level]]. {{Dry Matter}} ===Round=== ===Log=== ===Rounding Factor===</div>

Charlie https://www.towergrovefeed.com/wiki_userHelp/index.php/Formula_Defaults 2012-06-20T03:59:55Z

<p>Charlie: /* Optimum Density */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> {{Invitation to edit}} ==Formula Defaults Fields== Formula Defaults affect the Solve's appearance or calculations. ===Maximum Iterations=== The Solve algorithm will abort with error message &quot;Maximum iteration limit exceeded&quot; if it takes more iterations than Maximum Iterations. The default value for Maximum Iterations is 200 which will normally do for for a matrix size of about 40 rows and 40 columns. A value of 400 will usually suffice for a matrix size of 50. If the algorithm keeps exceeding Maximum Iterations, increase it or solve as Opt Den (Optimum Density) with W - WeightLimits and a Rng% (Optimum Density Range Percent) of 0. ===Optimum Density=== Optimum Density specifies whether or not the Solution Solve calculations should find the optimum density for the diet. Optimum Density allows the solve to increase (or decrease) batch size in order to find the optimum nutrient density, thus saving an additional amount over standard least-cost. Nutrient density is an important tool in feeding animals under conditions of heat or stress. The Optimum Density code must be set to &quot;Y - Yes&quot; to find the optimum yield, &quot;N - No&quot; to use the fixed batch weight (the default), or &quot;W - WeightLimits&quot; to find the best yield within limits. ===Optimum Density Range Percent=== Optimum Density Range Percent specifies the upper and lower limits for the optimum density calculations when Optimum Density is set to &quot;W - WeightLimits&quot;. For example, using a batch weight of 1000, an Optimum Density Range Percent of 5.00 will constrain the solve to find the optimum batch weight within a range of 950 to 1050. ===Default Batch Weight=== The Default Batch Weight value is used automatically when a formula is first created, but it may always be overridden for a specific formula. A typical value is 1000. ===Weight Unit of Measure=== The Weight Unit of Measure applies to the Batch Weight and the weights of ingredients in the formula solution. Typical values are 'pounds - lb', 'tons', 'metric tons', or 'kilograms - kg'. ===Dry Matter Only=== This field sets the default value for all formulas at or below the current [[Control levels|control level]]. {{Dry Matter}} ===Round=== ===Log=== ===Rounding Factor===</div>

Charlie https://www.towergrovefeed.com/wiki_userHelp/index.php/Formula_Defaults 2012-06-20T03:56:46Z

<p>Charlie: /* Optimum Density Range Percent */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> {{Invitation to edit}} ==Formula Defaults Fields== Formula Defaults affect the Solve's appearance or calculations. ===Maximum Iterations=== The Solve algorithm will abort with error message &quot;Maximum iteration limit exceeded&quot; if it takes more iterations than Maximum Iterations. The default value for Maximum Iterations is 200 which will normally do for for a matrix size of about 40 rows and 40 columns. A value of 400 will usually suffice for a matrix size of 50. If the algorithm keeps exceeding Maximum Iterations, increase it or solve as Opt Den (Optimum Density) with W - WeightLimits and a Rng% (Optimum Density Range Percent) of 0. ===Optimum Density=== Optimum Density specifies whether or not the Solution Solve calculations should find the optimum density for the diet. Optimum Density allows the solve to increase (or decrease) batch size in order to find the optimum nutrient density, thus saving an additional amount over standard least-cost. Nutrient density is an important tool in feeding animals under conditions of heat or stress. The Optimum Density code must be set to &quot;Y - Yes&quot; to find the ideal batch weight, &quot;N - No&quot; to use the fixed batch weight (the default), or &quot;W - WeightLimits&quot; to find the best batch weight within limits. ===Optimum Density Range Percent=== Optimum Density Range Percent specifies the upper and lower limits for the optimum density calculations when Optimum Density is set to &quot;W - WeightLimits&quot;. For example, using a batch weight of 1000, an Optimum Density Range Percent of 5.00 will constrain the solve to find the optimum batch weight within a range of 950 to 1050. ===Default Batch Weight=== The Default Batch Weight value is used automatically when a formula is first created, but it may always be overridden for a specific formula. A typical value is 1000. ===Weight Unit of Measure=== The Weight Unit of Measure applies to the Batch Weight and the weights of ingredients in the formula solution. Typical values are 'pounds - lb', 'tons', 'metric tons', or 'kilograms - kg'. ===Dry Matter Only=== This field sets the default value for all formulas at or below the current [[Control levels|control level]]. {{Dry Matter}} ===Round=== ===Log=== ===Rounding Factor===</div>

Charlie https://www.towergrovefeed.com/wiki_userHelp/index.php/Formula_Defaults 2012-06-19T20:26:40Z

<p>Charlie: /* Optimum Density Range Percent */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> {{Invitation to edit}} ==Formula Defaults Fields== Formula Defaults affect the Solve's appearance or calculations. ===Maximum Iterations=== The Solve algorithm will abort with error message &quot;Maximum iteration limit exceeded&quot; if it takes more iterations than Maximum Iterations. The default value for Maximum Iterations is 200 which will normally do for for a matrix size of about 40 rows and 40 columns. A value of 400 will usually suffice for a matrix size of 50. If the algorithm keeps exceeding Maximum Iterations, increase it or solve as Opt Den (Optimum Density) with W - WeightLimits and a Rng% (Optimum Density Range Percent) of 0. ===Optimum Density=== Optimum Density specifies whether or not the Solution Solve calculations should find the optimum density for the diet. Optimum Density allows the solve to increase (or decrease) batch size in order to find the optimum nutrient density, thus saving an additional amount over standard least-cost. Nutrient density is an important tool in feeding animals under conditions of heat or stress. The Optimum Density code must be set to &quot;Y - Yes&quot; to find the ideal batch weight, &quot;N - No&quot; to use the fixed batch weight (the default), or &quot;W - WeightLimits&quot; to find the best batch weight within limits. ===Optimum Density Range Percent=== Optimum Density Range Percent specifies the upper and lower limits for the optimum density calculations when Optimum Density is set to &quot;W - WeightLimits&quot;. For example, using a batch weight of 1000, an Optimum Density Range Percent of 5.00 will constrain the solve to find the Optimum Density batch weight within a range of 950 to 1050. ===Default Batch Weight=== The Default Batch Weight value is used automatically when a formula is first created, but it may always be overridden for a specific formula. A typical value is 1000. ===Weight Unit of Measure=== The Weight Unit of Measure applies to the Batch Weight and the weights of ingredients in the formula solution. Typical values are 'pounds - lb', 'tons', 'metric tons', or 'kilograms - kg'. ===Dry Matter Only=== This field sets the default value for all formulas at or below the current [[Control levels|control level]]. {{Dry Matter}} ===Round=== ===Log=== ===Rounding Factor===</div>

Charlie https://www.towergrovefeed.com/wiki_userHelp/index.php/Formula_Defaults 2012-06-19T20:13:37Z

<p>Charlie: /* Optimum Density */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> {{Invitation to edit}} ==Formula Defaults Fields== Formula Defaults affect the Solve's appearance or calculations. ===Maximum Iterations=== The Solve algorithm will abort with error message &quot;Maximum iteration limit exceeded&quot; if it takes more iterations than Maximum Iterations. The default value for Maximum Iterations is 200 which will normally do for for a matrix size of about 40 rows and 40 columns. A value of 400 will usually suffice for a matrix size of 50. If the algorithm keeps exceeding Maximum Iterations, increase it or solve as Opt Den (Optimum Density) with W - WeightLimits and a Rng% (Optimum Density Range Percent) of 0. ===Optimum Density=== Optimum Density specifies whether or not the Solution Solve calculations should find the optimum density for the diet. Optimum Density allows the solve to increase (or decrease) batch size in order to find the optimum nutrient density, thus saving an additional amount over standard least-cost. Nutrient density is an important tool in feeding animals under conditions of heat or stress. The Optimum Density code must be set to &quot;Y - Yes&quot; to find the ideal batch weight, &quot;N - No&quot; to use the fixed batch weight (the default), or &quot;W - WeightLimits&quot; to find the best batch weight within limits. ===Optimum Density Range Percent=== ===Default Batch Weight=== The Default Batch Weight value is used automatically when a formula is first created, but it may always be overridden for a specific formula. A typical value is 1000. ===Weight Unit of Measure=== The Weight Unit of Measure applies to the Batch Weight and the weights of ingredients in the formula solution. Typical values are 'pounds - lb', 'tons', 'metric tons', or 'kilograms - kg'. ===Dry Matter Only=== This field sets the default value for all formulas at or below the current [[Control levels|control level]]. {{Dry Matter}} ===Round=== ===Log=== ===Rounding Factor===</div>

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