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In the upper part of PowerDesigner lists, you can use the following tools:

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Opens the property sheet of the selected item

Inserts a row before the selected row in the list *

Adds a row at the end of the list

Opens an object selection dialog box to select objects and add them to the list. When you select an item you copy it to the list.

(only for CDM) Opens an object selection dialog box to reuse objects. When you select an item you create a link to the original item, you do not copy it.

Deletes the row and stores it in the Clipboard

Copies the selected row to the Clipboard

Pastes the contents of the Clipboard

Deletes the row

Opens a Find dialog box to search an item in the list

Finds the symbol in the diagram

Opens a Filter dialog box to define a filter on the list

Enables the filter on the list

Includes sub-packages objects in the list

Includes composite objects in the list (like sub-process, sub-activity, sub state, etc.)

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Click another line in the list if you want to add more items to the list. You can add as many items as you need before clicking OK.

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You can click other lines and add as many items as you want in the list.

For more information on list tools, see section Understanding the list tools.

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Some of the lists displayed from the property sheet of an object have an order you must respect when you insert items.

When you want to create a new item in an ordered list, you have to select the insertion row of this item in the list.

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1Double-click an object symbol in the diagram to display its property sheet.

2Select a tab corresponding to the item you want to add. The corresponding list appears.

3Select the item before which you want to insert a new item in the ordered list.

4Click the Insert a Row tool.

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4Select a source and a destination.

5Click OK.

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In models containing different types of diagrams, the content of the list of link objects (like dependencies, generalizations, etc.) changes depending on where you select the command to add the link object.

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Other selection lists such as the following allow you to display both objects contained in the current model or its packages and objects contained in other models or in packages of these models:

♦Select Diagrams. From this dialog box you can select the diagram to which you want to apply pre-defined display preferences.

♦Add Shortcuts. From this dialog box you can select objects to include them as shortcut in your model or package.

♦Add Objects. From this dialog box you can select objects to which you want to attach extended dependencies.

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Some lists may contain a great number of objects. You can use the Find feature to find an item in a list.

To use the Find feature, you must select a column in the list. Search occurs in the selected column, you cannot search list items if you do not select a column.

When you open a list and click the Find a Row tool, you automatically search the first column of the list because it is selected by default.

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1Select Model→,WHP. The list appears.

2Select a column in the list.

3Click the Find a Row tool. The Find dialog box appears.

4Type a find expression in the Find What field.

5 Click Find Next to find the row in the list.

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You can select the entire contents of a list.

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♦ Click the upper left hand corner box in the list.