Modifying Objects > Editing an Object's General Properties
Editing Multiple Objects
Simultaneously
If you have selected multiple objects of different object types, all of the properties for all of the selected objects are displayed, but the values do not necessarily apply to all of the selected objects.
If a property does not currently apply to all of the selected objects, a checkbox is displayed at the start of the Value field when you click on it. Check this box if you want the property and its value to apply to all of the selected objects. You can change the value of the property at any point.
If a property does apply to all of the selected objects but the objects have different values for it, “Multiple Values” is displayed in the Value field with a drop-down list of the different values. You can select one of these values and check the box at the start of the Value field to apply it to all selected objects or you can leave the field as “Multiple Values” so that the objects retain their different values. Alternatively, you can enter an entirely new value that will apply to all of the selected objects.
If there is a list of possible values defined for a property, these are listed in the drop-down list with the used values in the Value field. Any values that are already used on the selected objects are displayed in bold.
If a property has a different Type value (string, integer or float) on different objects, then you cannot edit it and “Different Types” is displayed in the Value field.
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Editing an Object's General Properties
Capital Systems Modeler User Guide, 2512.2606
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