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4 Identify the different views:
Then…If you want to…
press CTRL, and select the data in
the schedule table cell. The drawing
view all source objects associated
with the schedule table cell
changes to show the source objects
associated with the cell.
click Zoom Previous.restore the previous view
5 Edit the data in the schedule table:
Then…If you want to…
select the individual cell, and enter
a new value on the Edit Referenced
Property Set Data worksheet.
edit the value in an individual table
cell
select the border of the schedule
table, and enter a value for the se-
edit the value for all instances of a
property
lected property on the Edit Refer-
enced Property Set Data worksheet.
NOTE Cells that display property set data attached to styles may affect multiple
objects. Editing one cell changes the value for all objects of that style in the
schedule table.
Adding Property Set Data to All Objects
Use this procedure to add property set data to all objects for which a question
mark (?) in a schedule table cell is displayed. This symbol indicates that the
property set containing that required property data has not been attached to
the object. You can attach these property sets individually, as described in
Editing Table Cell Data on page 3761, or you can attach the property sets to all
of the objects at once.
1 Select the schedule table.
2 Click Schedule Table tab ➤ Modify panel ➤ Add All Property Sets
.
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