Click the Containment tree to select the element of the selected row.

Click to expand or collapse rows when the Display Mode under the Options button is selected as Compact tree or Complete tree.

You may expand the command and select:

• Expand Selected Recursively - to expand the selected row recursively.
• Expand All - to expand all rows.
• Collapse Selected Recursively - to collapse the selected row recursively.
• Collapse All - to collapse all rows.

Click to shift selected elements (either grouped or non-grouped) up a row. The elements are automatically renumbered after moving.

Ctrl+Down Arrow

Click to shift selected elements (either grouped or non-grouped) down a row. The elements are automatically renumbered after moving.

Click to open the Excel/CSV Sync menu:

• Excel/CSV File - contains three commands:
   - Select File - opens the Excel/CSV Sync Options dialog and allows you to select a file from you file system or from your model to link it with modeling tool table and enable data syncing.
   - Clear Selection - removes the reference between modeling tool table and linked file and syncing is turned off.
   - Open File - opens the linked file.
• Read from File - imports data from Excel/CSV file to modeling tool table.
• Write to File - exports data from modeling tool table to Excel/CSV file.
• Sync Options - opens the Excel/CSV Sync Options dialog and allows you to customize sync and mapping options before syncing data between Excel/CSV file and modeling tool table.

Ctrl+Slash

Ctrl+NumPad/

Ctrl+Plus

Ctrl+NumPad+

Ctrl+Equals

Ctrl+Minus

Ctrl+NumPad-

Click to open the Options menu. Each table contains different options under this button. Below are the meanings of all available options:

• Show Full Paths – displays the full paths of elements (where owner information can be displayed).
• Save Filter Criteria – keeps the filter criteria unchanged after reloading the project or after restarting MagicDraw.
• Show Detailed Column Name – in a generic table, shows property group and/or stereotype names in the table header. This is helpful when the table displays several columns with the same name. In a metric table, it shows the names of metric suites in column headers but it works when the metric table represents the metrics of two or more metric suites. In an instance table, it shows classifier names in column headers.
• Strip Multiline Text – strips the text that covers more than five rows. Three dots will be added at the end of the stripped text.
• Show Column Type – in a metric table, shows types of metric and parameter values in column headers. For example, Blocks Count : Integer. In an instance table, it shows types of slot values in column headers. For example, Year : Integer or Boat.Beam : String.
• Show Column Icons - shows icons in the column headers
• Show Abbreviation in Column Type – in a metric table, shows abbreviations of metric or parameter names in column headers, if they are specified.
• Show Units on Values - in an instance table, shows unit symbols next to values.
• Show Units on Columns - in an instance table, it shows unit symbols in column headers.
• Display Mode - allows selection of one of the following data visualization options:
  

- Complete tree - displays elements hierarchically with all their owners in the column header.
- Compact tree - displays elements hierarchically with their direct and common owners in the column header.
- List - displays elements in plain list.

• Use Acronyms - recognizes acronyms everywhere in the text. Only capitalized terms are recognized as acronyms. Lowercase words are not interpreted as acronyms.
  
• Specification– opens the Specification window of an appropriate table.
  

Click to navigate to the previously opened diagram, table, dependency matrix, or relation map.

Alt+Right Arrow

Click to navigate to the previously opened diagram, table, dependency matrix, or relation map.