# Chapter View

The **Chapter View** displays the content (Document Objects and sub-chapters) of a chapter or book in a tree-like structure. This view is displayed; e.g., when you click on a Document Object type name in the Project Explorer or when you click on a chapter in the chapter path (breadcrumbs) displayed on the top of a Document Object form or when selecting **Go to Chapter** for a chapter in the Chapter View,

The Chapter view is divided into two areas. To the left, the chapter structure is displayed. The right area is reserved for displaying Document Objects in tab mode.

## Display a Document Object in Tab mode

**Click on a Document Object title** in the Chapter View tree, the Document Object is displayed in a tab to the right of the Chapter Tree. Several Document Objects can be displayed as tabs simultaneously.

## Display a Document Object in Full display mode

**Click on a Document Object ID** to display the Document Object in Full display mode.

## Inspect Document Object "health" using Positive Cues

A Document Objects "health" can be displayed next to its ID as a coloured dot. This health status is called a Positive Cue in Aligned Elements.&#x20;

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A Positive Cue is a collection of inconsistency rules that are evaluated together.&#x20;

If any of the rules are not fulfilled, the dot is coloured with a negative colour (usually red).&#x20;

If all rules are fulfilled, the dot is coloured with a positive colour (usually green).&#x20;

Each Positive Cue has a name. **Click** on the name in the Positive Cue bar to inspect the "health" status for that Cue. **Toggle** to a different Cue name to see the "health" for that Cue. Click the reload button to refresh the Cue state.

It is possible to configure any number of Positive Cues for a type. Each Cue is configured with a list of inconsistency rules, a positive and a negative colour and a name.

## Chapter Actions

The following actions are available for the root chapter:

* Add Document Object&#x20;
* Update Multiple Item&#x20;
* Add new Chapter&#x20;
* Rename Chapter&#x20;
* Remove Chapter&#x20;
* Rearrange Chapters and Document Objects&#x20;
* Export Chapter Structure&#x20;
* Import Chapter Structure&#x20;
* Display as List&#x20;
* Create Copy Multiple&#x20;
* Generate Multiple...&#x20;
* Display Inconsistencies&#x20;
* Display Consistency Coverage&#x20;
* Display Chart&#x20;
* Set Snapshot&#x20;
* Add Tag&#x20;
* Lock Document Objects&#x20;
* Generate Word Report&#x20;
* Generate Template based Word Report&#x20;
* Generate Excel Report&#x20;
* Create File for Objects
* Import Document Objects&#x20;
* Export Document Objects

Document Object types that have File Attributes also have the options:

* Save Files to Disk
* Save Files as PDFs

## Sub Chapter Actions

The following actions are available for subchapters:

* Add Document Object
* Add new Chapter&#x20;
* Rename Chapter&#x20;
* Edit Chapter Description
* Remove Chapter&#x20;
* Export Chapter Structure&#x20;
* Import Chapter Structure&#x20;
* Go to Chapter&#x20;
* Display Inconsistencies&#x20;
* Display Consistency Coverage&#x20;
* Display Chart
* Import Document Objects

## Document Object Actions

The following actions are available for Document Objects:

* Create Copy
* Generate...
* Trace To...
* Trace From...
* Find in Trace Explorer
* Find in File
* Find in Test Run Explorer


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