With a template, you call up a form directly, as with a favourite. Unlike a favourite, however, you save all the data entered when you create the template. This also works if not all mandatory fields are filled in. This data is filled in when the template is called up in the form so that only a residual amount (the changeable data) needs to be entered.

To save a form as a template, click (1) with the right mouse button on the form tab (the "tab") and select (2) Save as template.
A query field (3) opens in which you can give the template a meaningful name.

When assigning a name, it is advisable to specify the form or the type of template.
Examples: "Booking import office supplies" or "Cost centre evaluation office supplies".

The new template is stored in the My templates area (4).

Templates for the dialogue or batch booking screen and templates for import forms with freely assignable columns are particularly suitable, as the column sequence is also saved.

To open the form with your settings, click on the workplace (1) and select My templates. The side ribbon opens with the "My templates" area.
Alternatively, you can click directly on the side ribbon tab (2).

Left-click to start the form.

If you have many templates, you can organise them using a simple folder structure. By right-clicking on My templates, you can create, rename and remove folders.
You can simply drag 'n' drop templates into these folders and sort them in this way.