In an element Properties definition, the priority of developing that element is defined in the Priority field. You can select the appropriate value from a drop-down list, which initially contains the system values High, Medium and Low. You can add to or replace any of these values with your own custom values.
Access Settings | Project Types | General Types > Priority
Customize Priority Types
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Usage
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See also
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Priority
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Type the name of the Priority to define.
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Make Default
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To make the selected Priority the default for all Priority fields, select the checkbox.
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New
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Clear the fields to define a new Priority.
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Save
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Save the Priority definition and add it to the Type list.
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Delete
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Remove the currently selected Priority from the Type list.
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Type
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Lists the currently available Priority types.
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Move the selected type higher or lower in the Type list.
This defines the ordering used in the Priority drop down combo boxes, and in sorting any report or list when the Priority type is used as the sort-by property.
For example: you have several Change elements on a diagram, and you select Diagram View; then you sort on the Priority column. The Diagram View entries are grouped by priority, in the order you defined in this Type field.
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Sort Alphabetically
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Reorganize the entries in the Type list into alphabetical order.
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Restore Defaults
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Remove all customized Priority values and restore High, Medium and Low.
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Notes
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You can transport customized Priority types between models, using the Export Reference Data and Import Reference Data menu options
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Learn more
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