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]]>The Company List can be accessed from two places:
At the top of the page, you can see an Add New button. If you would like to add a new company, click this button. For further information, follow the link Add a new Company.
Underneath this, you will see three buttons; Export to PDF, Export to Excel, and Documentation.
If you would like to download the Company List you can select to PDF and/or Excel by clicking the relevant buttons. This will export the full list, not a filtered list. If you want to download a filtered list, export it to excel and sort or filter through there. The Documentation button gives you a little summary of the page.
The total number of members is displayed in the top right corner above the table.
You can also sort or filter the list by clicking the arrows next to the heading you want to sort or filter the list by or just type in the search boxes underneath the headings.
So, looking at the above list, you can see the following information for each company:
To view the company’s full list of details, click on the blue View button.
To edit or update the member’s details, click on the purple Edit button.
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]]>This list does not include the expired members, even though they are also deemed active. To see this list go to Members Expired page. If you would like to see a list of all your Not Active Members, follow this link.
MiBaseNZ’s Members List page is easily located in the second menu bar allowing you quick access to the list.
The total number of members and the total number of children are displayed in the top right corner above the table.
At the top of the page, you can see two search boxes. The first is a dropdown menu where you can filter the list by membership type. The second box, you can use to type in a name for example for a more specific search. Click the blue Show All button for the full list to appear again.
You can also sort or filter the list by clicking the arrows next to the heading you want to sort or filter the list by or just type in the search boxes underneath the headings.
So, looking at the above list, you can see the following information for each member:
To view the member’s full list of details, click on the blue “View” button.
To edit or update the member’s details, click on the pink “Edit” button.
To download the list to PDF and/or Excel, either click the Export to PDF or Export to Excel buttons. This will export the full list, not a filtered list. If you want to download a filtered list, export it to excel and sort or filter through there.
You can also access the Members List via the homepage.
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]]>Please note Toys List does not show the not active toys, toys that are lost, damaged, sold or withdrawn. To see this list go to the Not Active toys page.
MiBaseNZ’s Toys List page is easily located in the second menu bar allowing you quick access to the list.
The total number of active toys is displayed in the top right corner above the table.
Looking at the list you can see the following information for each toy:
To edit or update the toy’s details, click on the blue Edit button.
To view the toy’s details page, click on the yellow View button.
To sort or filter the list, click the arrows next to the heading you want to sort or filter the list by or type in the search boxes underneath the headings.
You can also download the list to PDF and/or Excel by clicking the Export to PDF or Export to Excel buttons. This will export the full list, not a filtered list. If you want to download a filtered list, export to excel and sort or filter through there.
For a more comprehensive toy list which includes every detail listed in the toy’s details page, such as description, contents list, warnings if any, click on Export all Toys to Excel.
You can decide how many rows you wish to see on the screen by using the pagination at the bottom of the list.
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