Grid Menu
The following options are available:
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Menu item |
Description |
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Freeze columns |
Moves all selected columns to the left of the grid and freezes them. Selected columns will be moved to the left of the grid and will not move when the grid is scrolled sideways. More... |
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Unfreeze columns |
Unfreezes all currently frozen columns in the grid. The columns will return to the position they were in before they were frozen. More... |
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Font size |
Contains menu items for use in adjusting font size in the grid. More... |
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Group network selections at top of grid |
Move rows of selected network objects to the top of the grid. This may aid data analysis and editing. See Selecting Network Objects on the Grid Windows for more information. More... |
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Clear current network selections |
Clears selected items within the current grid window. Selections of objects displayed in other grid windows will remain selected. See Selecting Network Objects on the Grid Windows for more information. More... |
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Highlight network selections |
Re-highlights any items in the grid which are selected but not highlighted (i.e. those having a red marker at the left-hand end of the row). See Selecting Network Objects on the Grid Windows for more information. More... |
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Save grid layout |
Displays the Network Editing Properties - Save Options dialog which is used to save the current column layout on the grid. See Network Object Grid Windows for more information. More... |
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Load grid layout |
Displays the Load Network Editor Properties dialog which is used to load previously saved column layout settings. See Network Object Grid Windows for more information. More... |
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Sort |
Sort the grid by up to three columns in turn. Choosing this menu item will display the Sort Grid dialog. See Sorting Network Objects for more information. More... |
| Autosum |
Displays the sum and average value of selected, applicable, numeric network object property or results grid cells, such as area or flood volume, in the status bar. See Editing Data in the Network Object Grid Window for further information. More... |
