To add parameters to the classifier

4.1 Classification Tables

To assign parameters to a classifier, editing mode must be enabled and the parameter assignment menu opened by double-clicking the parameter cell of the relevant classifier.

• Code – a unique identifier for a classifier entry. Each record must contain its own distinct code to ensure proper identification.

• Title – the name of the classifier element. Duplicate titles are allowed within the same classifier table.

• Level – a parameter that defines the hierarchical level of an element. Classifiers support a multi-level structure that includes sections, groups, and subgroups. Top-level elements are assigned level 1; elements with level 2 are considered children of level 1 entries, and so on.

• Used – a parameter that controls whether specific classifier entries are displayed in mapping tables.

If the Status column is set to Used, the classifier entry is included in the mapping matrix. A value of Not Used excludes the entry from being displayed in the matrix.

When the Used status is applied to a higher-level entry, all child elements automatically receive the status Used Inherited. These entries are not displayed in the mapping matrix but inherit the parameters of their parent.

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Editing mode is activated using the Edit button located in the top-right corner of the toolbar.

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To add new elements, the required number of rows is inserted first, followed by filling in the Code and Title parameters.

Note: All entries created this way are assigned level 1 by default, which cannot be changed.

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To add a child entry, the context menu is opened by right-clicking the target row and selecting Add Child Row. The new row will be placed one level below the original.

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The inserted row is automatically placed one level below the original.