Initializing help system before first use

Editing Scenario Properties

This section describes how you can edit a scenario's properties from the shelf of the App page.
You can only edit the properties of a scenario if you are its owner or it is shared fully with you.
  1. Select at least one scenario in the Scenario Manager. For more, see Choosing which Scenarios are on the Shelf.
    If a scenario contains no data it is identified by a icon and an information message is displayed.
  2. On the shelf, open the scenario's drop-down list and select Properties.
    The Scenario Properties dialog box opens.
  3. Rename the scenario and click Save.
    You can now edit the other fields.
  4. (Optional) Take one or more of the following actions and click Save after each one.
    • To edit the description of the scenario, click Edit the scenario notes.
    • To change how the scenario is shared between users, select one of the following options.
      • Private – No sharing with other users.
      • Shared read only – Other users can view the scenario but cannot modify or delete it.
      • Full access – Other users can view, modify and delete the scenario.
    • To change the owner of the scenario, select the owner's user name from the drop-down list.
      Note: If you try to change ownership in such a way that you will not have access to this scenario, a warning message is displayed so you can cancel the change of ownership if desired.
    Note: To change the folder where the scenario is located, move the scenario using the Scenario Manager. For more, see Moving Scenarios.
  5. Click Close.
Parent Topic Using the Scenario Shelf

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