Implemented: support to export and download closed cycle counts
Related Issues
#978
Short Description and Why It's Useful
- Added support of search and filters on the closed cycle countslist page.
- Export/Download button based on selected filters(if any, else all).
- Export History page with the list of all system messages/exports.
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Summary of Changes
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This pull request significantly enhances the usability and data management capabilities for closed inventory cycle counts. Users can now efficiently locate specific cycle count records using new search and filtering tools, and critically, they can export this filtered data for further use. A dedicated export history page ensures that all export activities are tracked and accessible, improving overall data governance and user experience.
Highlights
- Export Functionality for Closed Cycle Counts: Introduced the ability to export and download closed cycle counts, allowing users to retrieve filtered data for external analysis or record-keeping.
- Enhanced Filtering and Search: Implemented comprehensive search and filtering options on the closed cycle counts list page, including filters by facility, count type, and date ranges (created/closed dates).
- Dedicated Export History Page: Added a new 'Export History' page where users can view the status of their export requests and download completed files, providing transparency and access to past exports.
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