What can you do on this screen?
On the Priorities screen, you can customize what shows in the Priority drop-down for all comments.
Figure 407: Priorities
On the Priorities screen, you can:
•Add a 
entry to the existing list by selecting + New.
•Resequence 
the entries.
•Preview 
the All Priorities Report that lists all the priority entries with all the details in LEAD for each entry.
•Select an entry and then:
oPreview the:
▪All Priorities Report that lists all the priority entries with all the details in LEAD for each entry.
▪Related Materials Report that lists every initiative and place within each initiative where the selected priority is cited or used.
oReplace 
one priority with another priority in the list.
Note: This will replace the priority everywhere it is used, including in approved initiatives!
oView 
the entry information.
oEdit 
the entry information.
oSelect Show History 
to review the changes made to the entry, including the user name and date/time of saved changes, and revert to an earlier saved revision.
oDelete 
the entry. Once you've selected OK to the confirmation message, an Undo button displays on the bottom left of the screen that allows you to revert the deletion.
Finding Entries
If you can't find the entry you're looking for, enter a search term in the Find: field and select Search. The table will list all entries that contain your search term on the screen. Select 
to clear the search term and view all items again.
You can click on the column headers of each table to sort the entries by that column. Clicking on a column header again will reverse the sort. Clicking on the column header a third time will remove the sort. Small arrows in the column header let you know which way the data is currently sorted.
Details on the Priorities Table
Seq(uence)
The Sequence Number determines the order in which the entry will be displayed in the drop-down. To change the sequence, use Resequence on the main screen to change the order of the entries.
Name
The Name is the text that will show in the drop-down.