When analyzing with data cards, it is useful to divide the work area vertically or horizontally.
By clicking on a time value in a data card, the corresponding element is inserted into the structure of the currently open element. For this purpose, the "Structure" tab must be open in the target element.
Depending on the mode, the mouse buttons have different assignments:
The one-hand mode applies to all element systems that do not distinguish between left and right hand (for example, SD®, UAS®, and MEK®), i.e. the structure of the target element must have only one code column.
The following applies:
▪Single or double left mouse click: Element is adopted in the structure of the active element opened for editing.
▪Single or double right mouse click: Element is opened from the data card.
The two-hand mode applies to all element systems that distinguish between left and right hand (MTM-1®, MTM-2®), i.e. the structure of the target element needs two code columns.
The following applies:
▪Single or double left mouse click: Element is inserted into the code column for the left hand
▪Single or double right mouse click: Element is inserted into the code column for the right hand
Drag & Drop is also supported when taking over values.
The values can be dragged from the data card with the left mouse button and dropped into the relevant structure row and/or code column (Drag & Drop). The highlighting shows the position where the element will be inserted.
Insert options as overview
Description |
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are not in the structure yet |
already entered in the structure |
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Drag & Drop |
Simple click left + settings of (target) position “above / below current row" or “last row" |
Drag & Drop, Drop position over the required row |
Simple click left + settings of (target) position "in current row" |
Drop position |
New row with standard text and Q x F = 1 * 1.0 |
Code from the data card is entered in target row, description remains unchanged |
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--> text and Q x F are added in the structure later |
--> Q x F is added in the structure later |
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