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Description of Dimension (Maintenance) Panel Items

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In the Dimension (Maintenance) Panel, you can view and edit member attribute values (including Property Values) and the Member Trees structure of a dimension.

However, only User Defined Members can be edited.

Panel Items and Descriptions

Item Description

Member Trees

Displays the Member Trees in the dimension. You can click a member in the tree to select it and display its label, name, and properties on the right side of the panel.

Members Not in Trees

A list of members that exist in the dimension but are not included in any member tree. You can click these members to select them and use copy-and-paste operations to add them under a tree. The label, name, and properties of the selected member are displayed on the right side of the panel.

Label Required

A label that identifies the member within the dimension.

Name Required

The name of the member, with support for multiple languages.

Property Values

A list of property values for the member. You can select values from a list for each property.
The available properties vary by dimension. For more details, refer to Member Properties.
Whether property values are mandatory depends on the configuration of each property.

Label Constraint
(fusion_place >= 11.0)

Clicking this button displays the "Template Member Label Constraint." You can reference label patterns for template members specified using wildcards (? for a single character, * for any string).

To Clipboard, From Clipboard

Allows you to export member data to or import it from an Excel sheet via the clipboard.

You can manipulate the member tree by selecting operations from the menu. Additionally:

  • Right-clicking on the tree displays a context menu for additional operations.

  • Members can be moved within the tree by drag-and-drop.

Panel Operations

Operations on Member Trees

Cutting or Copying Selected Members
Function Description

Places the selected member in the copy buffer[1]. When cutting, the member is removed from its position in the tree (the member itself is not deleted). If the cut member is no longer included in the tree, it will appear in the "Members Not in Trees" list. When copying, the member remains in the tree.

Execution Method

Select a member in the tree, then choose Edit  Cut Selected Member or Edit  Copy Selected Member from the menu.

Pasting Members
Function Description

Pastes the member stored in the copy buffer to the specified position in the member tree. The copy buffer remains unchanged, allowing the same member to be pasted into multiple member trees consecutively.

Execution Method

To paste a member at the root position, select the following menu option:

  • Edit  Paste Member  As Root

Alternatively, select a member in the tree as the reference position and execute one of the following menu options:

  • Edit  Paste Member  As Child

  • Edit  Paste Member  As Preceding Sibling

  • Edit  Paste Member  As Succeeding Sibling

Pasting Duplicated Members
Function Description

Creates a new member by duplicating the member stored in the copy buffer and pastes it to the specified position in the member tree. The copy buffer remains unchanged, allowing the same member to be duplicated and pasted in multiple locations consecutively.

The duplicated content includes only the label, name, and property values. Parent-child relationships with child members are not duplicated. After duplication, the label must be changed to ensure no duplicates exist (failure to do so will result in an error upon saving).

Execution Method

To paste a duplicated member at the root position, select the following menu option:

  • Edit  Paste Duplicated Member  As Root

Alternatively, select a member in the tree as the reference position and execute one of the following menu options:

  • Edit  Paste Duplicated Member  As Child

  • Edit  Paste Duplicated Member  As Preceding Sibling

  • Edit  Paste Duplicated Member  As Succeeding Sibling

Adding Members
Function Description

Generates a new member and adds it to the specified position in the member tree.

Execution Method

To add a member at the root position, select the following menu option:

  • Edit  Add Member  As Root

Alternatively, select a member in the tree as the reference position and execute one of the following menu options:

  • Edit  Add Member  As Child

  • Edit  Add Member  As Preceding Sibling

  • Edit  Add Member  As Succeeding Sibling

Operations on Members Not in Trees

Copying Members
Function Description

Places the selected member from the "Members Not in Trees" list into the copy buffer.

Execution Method

Select a member from the "Members Not in Trees" list, then choose Edit  Copy Member from the menu.

1. The copy buffer is a temporary storage area where the most recently cut or copied member is stored. It is not visible to users.