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Expand Up @@ -337,16 +337,6 @@ Add an additional column and rename it to `Adjusted_Qty`. Be sure to change it's

Rename the input table to `Please provide adjusted stock quantities`.

Before we can do a quick test, we need to set the input table to allow others to edit it:

<img src="assets/da_swh_25.png" width="800"/>

Click `Publish`.

Set the workbook into published version:

<img src="assets/da_swh_26.png" width="500"/>

Searching again for the product `aquamarine frosted tomato medium navy`, we can click the `EDIT` link in the first row.

Our modal now looks like this, and we can update the row(s) we are interested in by clicking the `Edit Data` button:
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Run the following command in Snowflake to create the schema, table and permissions:
```code
-- Create the Snapshot Metadata schema, table and permissions
-- Create the Snapshot Metadata schema, table, and permissions
-- This table will store information about each snapshot, enabling the filtering logic.

USE DATABASE SIGMA_QUICKSTARTS;
CREATE SCHEMA IF NOT EXISTS SIGMA_QUICKSTARTS.SNAPSHOT_AND_INVENTORY_ADJUSTMENTS_METADATA;

CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS SIGMA_QUICKSTARTS.SNAPSHOT_AND_INVENTORY_ADJUSTMENTS_METADATA.SNAPSHOT_METADATA (
snapshot_id STRING PRIMARY KEY,
snapshot_time TIMESTAMP,
snapshot_name STRING
snapshot_id STRING PRIMARY KEY, -- Unique identifier for each snapshot
snapshot_time TIMESTAMP, -- Timestamp indicating when the snapshot was created
snapshot_name STRING, -- Name of the snapshot table (includes a timestamp)
supplier_key STRING, -- Supplier identifier associated with the row
part_name STRING, -- Name of the part being adjusted
brand STRING, -- Brand of the inventory item
manufacturer STRING -- Manufacturer of the inventory item
);
GRANT CREATE TABLE, CREATE VIEW, CREATE STAGE ON SCHEMA SIGMA_QUICKSTARTS.SNAPSHOT_AND_INVENTORY_ADJUSTMENTS_METADATA TO ROLE ACCOUNTADMIN;

GRANT CREATE TABLE, CREATE VIEW, CREATE STAGE
ON SCHEMA SIGMA_QUICKSTARTS.SNAPSHOT_AND_INVENTORY_ADJUSTMENTS_METADATA
TO ROLE ACCOUNTADMIN;
```

<table>
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<img src="assets/da_swh_34.png" width="600"/>

#### Secondary button
Configure an action for the button to return the user to `Inventor Master` and clear the control so that the table is not filtered when the user is landed there:
Configure an action for the button to return the user to `Inventory Master` and clear the control so that the table is not filtered when the user is landed there:

<img src="assets/da_swh_35.png" width="600"/>

Add another action to close the modal.

`Publish` the workbook and return to the `published version`.

![Footer](assets/sigma_footer.png)
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