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Group Execution and Un-Execution
| 1. | A group is executed when all lines are executed and reverse: executing the group means executing all lines. |
| 2. | Whenever some, but not all of the lines are executed, the entire group form is made read-only. This is to prevent that you can affect the already executed lines. |
| 3. | When all executed, you can un-execute either one line or the whole group. |
| 4. | When un-executing a line, the situation is again the same as for partial execution of the group (i.e. the group section is read-only). |
| 5. | When un-executing the group the situation is again the same as when you never executed anything (all fields are editable). |
| 6. | Adding a line to a group that is fully executed gives the same situation as un-executing a single line and then changing the quantities: the group values are recalculated, while the group form is read-only. |
| 7. | If you delete a line from a group (which can only be done when that line is not executed) then the totals are recalculated and whether the group is editable depends on the other rules. |
| 8. | Splitting a line has the same effect as the combination of decreasing quantities and adding a line. |
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