Data View Area

The schema is used for visual allocation and setup of cooperation of equations, forming the model on the single workspace. Example of a view:

Scrollbars and a minimap are used to navigate through the schema. A minimap is a minimized image of a view, such as:

The view area that is currently displayed is highlighted with a rectangle. Objects selected on the schema are highlighted in orange.

The following operations can be executed using the minimap:

• Zoom in and out. Hover the mouse cursor on the lower right corner of the blue rectangle and the cursor changes to . Hold down the main mouse button and stretch or shrink the rectangle to the required size.
  The schema is resized to show all objects in the rectangle.

• Move along the view. Hover the mouse cursor on the blue rectangle border and the cursor changes to a four-headed arrow. Hold down the main mouse button and drag the rectangle to the required position in the view.
  The schema shows the area highlighted with the rectangle.

To manage the minimap, use the Minimap button on the View ribbon tab:

• To show the minimap, press the button.

• To hide the minimap, release the button.

• To change minimap position, use the button's drop-down menu. Variants of minimap location on the schema:

• • . Bottom left corner.

  • . Top left corner.

  • . Bottom right corner.

  • . Top right corner.

The view is used to display the data of all variables, included into the model, as a table by all calendar frequencies. The example of the view:

Each equation initially displays the output variables and then the input variables.

The table displays the following for each variable: name, scenario name (if the model is calculated by the number of scenarios), values.

To copy selected data, press CTRL+C. The data cannot be edited.

The view is used to display the model calculation chain as a text. For example:

The calculation starts with all the input variables and continues with an equation.

The data displayed in the view cannot be copied and edited.