Difference between revisions of "Making Each Row into a Swimlane for Version 6.0"
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4) Activating the '''Make each row into a swimlane''' command will result in the rows in the selected swimlane or swimlanes becoming separate swimlanes. | 4) Activating the '''Make each row into a swimlane''' command will result in the rows in the selected swimlane or swimlanes becoming separate swimlanes. | ||
| − | 5) Each newly created swimlane will have the '''swimlane label''' from the parent swimlane and each the single rows will retain their '''text column''' contents, if any, as shown below: | + | 5) Each newly created swimlane will have the '''swimlane label''' from the parent swimlane and each the single rows will retain their additional '''text column''' contents, if any, as shown below: |
<center>[[File:P60-12_20_1-60-(2)-11222016.png]]</center> | <center>[[File:P60-12_20_1-60-(2)-11222016.png]]</center> | ||
Revision as of 16:50, 11 May 2017
Overview)
When swimlanes are too large, they can be split up so that each row becomes its own swimlane.
1) Follow the steps below:
Make Each Row into a Swimlane
2) Right click in the selected swimlanes label area and select the Make each row into swimlane command in the context menu shown above.
3) This command is only active when a swimlane that is selected in the previous step has more than one row.
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4) Activating the Make each row into a swimlane command will result in the rows in the selected swimlane or swimlanes becoming separate swimlanes.
5) Each newly created swimlane will have the swimlane label from the parent swimlane and each the single rows will retain their additional text column contents, if any, as shown below:
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