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This screen illustrates how an enrollment conflict might appear. In this example, the 
represents a missing enrollment. Your district has reported a student pointing to another district and the other district has yet to report the student. Depending on the situation, the student name may not be included in the summary listing. If the student name is available to view, it will display in the side-by-side conflict detail grid.
By clicking on the 
conflict icon 
or the conflict code link, you will be taken to another page with the details about the data being reported are listed in a grid format pop-up, comparing what each entity reported .
Columns in the grid whose headings are blue and contain 
are sortable. The column heading acts as a toggle allowing the data to be sorted in ascending or descending order by repeatedly clicking on the column heading.
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The conflict itself is listed at the top, with its code. The Conflict Effective Dates indicate when the conflict was first identified. When the conflict is closed by a new data submission, an end date will be added. The details included will change depending on the conflict situation that is identified. Users and select the printer icon 
in the upper left corner if printing is desired. When closing this page, The Return to Summary button will take the user is returned back to the student conflict summary screenlisting.
Each conflict can have comments posted on it. A conflict must be present in order for a comment to be posted. The comments are linked to the conflictsconflict. These comments are viewable from all entities involved in the conflict, ITC and ODE personnel.
When clicking on the Add Comment button a pop-up box will appear.
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