Environment Overview

1. Function Shortcuts

The function shortcuts, represented as blue rectangles, are located beside the various sections contained within every worksheet. In many instances, a function shortcut is designed to affect the section cells next to it.

These clickable buttons can serve a multitude of purposes, and it's recommended that you reference the relevant help page a button appears on to understand it.

Some features that you might experience include: importing and managing contact data, creating new comps, auto-calculating latitude and longitude, and many more that help show or hide information relevant to your needs.

2. Data Entry Area

The above image depicts the default landing view a user will see when they open a new N1Appraisal file.

Primarily, users will enter data into the empty cells beside the row description.

Example: The property name, The Plymouth House, is data that was manually entered to the right of the Property Name row header.

Oftentimes, however, users will encounter cells that are already populated with information or aren't editable. These auto-calculating fields will produce a warning during attempts to edit the cell, and appear as red text throughout the file. This use of color coding will be consistent across the workbook.

3. Worksheet Tabs

Alongside the bottom of the Microsoft Excel window is a list of color-coded tabs that will contain enterable data fields relevant to the section header.

Clicking on the tabs will transport you to that worksheet. Alternatively, the Navigate function can be used to help expedite worksheet transitions.