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Part 2: Graphic Environment Reference
To create and add new fields to the list, click on the New Field button to the left of the list
of fields, or select New FieldÉ from the Edit menu when the field list is active. this will
open the New/Rename/Retype Attribute dialog (see “5.8.2.4 New/Rename/Retype Attribute Dialog”, p157). To change a field name or type, double-click on the field.
To change the weight for an item, click on the weight that appears next to the item name.
A text box will appear to let you change the weight. Hit Return, or click on anywhere else
in the dialog, after making the change.
If you are working with an expanded list (see “5.7.1.4 Expanded Lists”, p132), you can include existing free levels in the list using Get LevelÉfrom the Edit menu (see “5.2.8 Get
Object Dialog”, p115). You can also open the Level dialog for a level by double-clicking
on the level.
The Item Order pop-up sets the item order for the list used for factor set cell selection; see
“5.12.1 List Ordering”, p210 for information about the choices in this menu; see “5.7.1.7
Level Order and Crossing Types”, p132 for information on the item order.
When a level is selected in an expanded list, the Nested Factors button appears; clicking
on this button opens the Factor Set dialog for the selected level. For more information on
nested factors, see “5.7.1.5 Nested Factors”, p132.
The tick marks above the field list can be dragged to resize the all of column widths; columns cannot be sized independently.
5.7.3.2 List File Dialog
Figure 142 – The List File dialog
To open the List File dialog, double-click on a list file icon in the Design window. This dialog lets you set the file to read for the values and the types of data columns stored in the
file. Creating and setting column types works just like fields in the List dialog (see “5.7.3.1
List Dialog”, p145). The item order for the list is controlled with the pop-up menu at the
bottom of the dialog.
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