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Expand Group selection

Steps

1. Click the 'Expand selection' tab.
2. Click the 'Group' subtab.

   

   A list of (top) groups appears (subgroups do not appear).

   An example of a group is MKE1.

3. Click a group to see it appear together with its subgroups (if it has any) on the right.

   

   In the figure the group AMM2 was selected and AMM2 together with its subgroups AMM2.A and AMM2.B appear on the right.

   You can also select several groups at once.

   In the figure the groups AMM2 and MKE1 have been selected.

   

4. Tick the boxes of the groups you wish to add to the selection.

   In de figure the groups AMM2.A and MKE1 are ticked.

   

   Tip: Tick the box at the top left (next to Group) in order to tick all the groups of selected (top) groups.

5. Click the 'Save to basket' button.

   

   The system springs to the 'My selection' tab, Group subtab and the selected groups have been added.

   

   See also: Group selection.

Search

If the list of top groups is very long use the Search button to find groups.

• Enter the text of you are looking for in the Search field.
• Click the Search button

The groups appear on the right (if found).

In the figure the search string is 'Trajectory' and groups containing this string appear in the table titled 'search results: Trajectory', on the right.

Tip: If you click the Search button with an empty search field then you will get all groups and subgroups.

Create a Group

Should you miss a group you can click the 'Create Group' button.

See also: Create Group. This button is only visible if you have administrator authorisation.

Tip: Only groups in the 'Resource group' list of the corresponding 'User group' are visible in 'Expand selection'.

So before attempting to create a new group first check whether it exists in the Group resources.

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