Show search bar

Click this option to turn on the quick search bar for this table configuration, or clear the option to turn it off. By default, the quick search bar is turned on, but you might want to disable it in some situations. For example, on small lists you might want to hide it to save space.

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Appearance

Select a predefined chart style from the list. Double-click your selection to open the Chart Appearance window, where you can view and edit its appearance as required.

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Title

The caption for the chart.

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Support variable appearances

Select this option to allow variable graph appearances for a chart.

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Style

The line style.

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Color

The line color.

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Width

The line width.

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Wrap text

When this option is selected, APM adjusts the row heights to fit the data in the table.

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Show row number hints

When this option is selected, APM displays the row number when the mouse hovers over the line.

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Show row count

When this option is selected, the count of the total number of rows in the table is listed at the bottom of the table. Note: This option is disabled if proportional scrolling is disabled.

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Allow group rows to be expanded

When this option is selected, users can expand data groups to see all of the items they contain. If you clear this option, the plus sign (+) does not appear beside the data group.

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Show horizontal grid lines

When this option is selected, horizontal grid lines appear in the table configuration.

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Allow in-cell editing

When this option is selected, objects can be edited by pressing F2 and changing editable values in each row, without having to open each object.

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Allow in-cell editing

When this option is selected, objects can be edited by pressing F2 and changing editable values in each row, without having to open each object.

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Allow in-cell creation of new objects

When this option is selected, users can create an object from the table configuration.

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Proportional Scrolling

When this option is selected, users can select whether to enable or disable proportional scrolling in table configurations. For tables with large amounts of data, enabling proportional scrolling might affect performance. Your options are: • Use default – The default setting for the table configuration as defined in the UI Settings for the enterprise, will be used. • Enable – The scroll bar thumb accurately represents the size of the current page relative to the number of rows in the table. • Disable – The size of the scroll bar thumb is relative to the number of rows currently loaded.

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Show column headings

When this option is selected, column headings appear in the table configuration.

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Show vertical grid lines

When this option is selected, vertical grid lines appear in the table configuration.

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Class Description

A short description or name for the class. You can enter up to 100 characters, using any combination of letters or numbers. The text you enter here will be used throughout the user interface to identify the class. It is not used in the generated code.

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Allow upward recursion

In a table configuration, allows objects above the current item in the hierarchical class to be listed.

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Allow upward recursion

In a table configuration, allows objects above the current item in the hierarchical class to be listed.

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Allow downward recursion

In a table configuration, allows objects below the current item in the hierarchical class to be listed.

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Allow downward recursion

In a table configuration, allows objects below the current item in the hierarchical class to be listed.

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Label

The text to appear on the button. You can enter up to 100 characters.

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Type

The type of button you want to include on your table configuration: simple or menu. Simple buttons perform one action. Menu buttons display a menu from which the user can select different actions. When you select Menu button, you can define the menu elements that you want to appear when users click the button.

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Source

The source of the method that the button invokes: • Current object: You can select methods that are owned by the class that owns the configuration. For example, if the configuration is on a site view, you will be able to select methods that are owned by the Site class. • Selected object: You can select methods that are owned by the class of objects that are listed in the configuration. For example, if the configuration lists assets, you will be able to select methods owned by the Asset class. Users can then use the button to apply the method to one or more selected objects in the configuration. • Master object: You can select methods that are owned by a master object. For example, in a configuration showing failure modes, the master object might be strategy development analyses.

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Method

The action you want the button to perform. You can select any method on the current, selected, or master object. This option only applies to simple buttons.

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