Using this dialog, "attribute tables", which are referenced in design configurations, are created, edited and deleted.

• New – Creates a new attribute table template in the selected context (color table or line strength table).
• Copy – Creates a copy of the selected table.
• Delete – Deletes the currently selected table, if it is not being used by design templates.
• Insert – Inserts a new row into the attribute table. The row automatically receives an unused color/line strength.
  Note: A new row is produced in the table by pressing the insert button.
• Remove – Removes the current series from the attribute table. For unit-afflicted tables more than two series must be available, so that this option is available. The last row is automatically maintained by the system and cannot also be removed.
• Note: The selected row is removed from the table by pressing the erase button.
• Attribute table – All attribute tables possess the three columns attribute, operator, value. The table determines the allocation of colors/line strengths for the defined values or value intervals.
  • Attribute – Displays the assigned color or line attribute.
  • Operator – "directly"; with unit-afflicted tables "smaller directly"
  • Value – The numerical value up to which the assigned attribute value is used. The values must be entered in ascending order. The table defines an "open" interval.

Dependent on the data type of the function value, which is to be transferred in a color/a line strength, the following table types are available.

• Floating point number – Unit bound tables (see below) with additional options for setting the unit and whether the absolute value for the analysis is to be consulted.
• Integer –
• Enumerating – The table displays all members to enumerate. Insert and delete the operation omitted, the value is not capable for editing.
• Logical value – Similar to enumerating for the values TRUE or FALSE.
• Character sequence – Text tables (see below) offers additional possibilities to carry out the text comparison independently of upper/lower case and with wildcards.
• Object reference – As value the complete list of well-known objects is available.