This command switches the Navigator display on or off.
The Navigator is especially useful for working with large documents,
as it enables you to jump directly to specific cells or cell areas.
The Navigator is a dockable window
To display the Navigator, open a document and choose Edit -
Navigator. Alternatively, click the Navigator icon in the
Function bar or press (F5). If the Navigator overlaps areas of text
in your document, you can drag the window to a different position.
Just click anywhere on the title bar and drag the window where you
want it. If you don't want to dock the Navigator at the new position,
keep the (Ctrl) key pressed while dragging.
Column
Enter the letter of the column header in this spin box.
To move the cursor to the specified column, press Enter.
Row
Enter the letter of the row header in this spin box. To
move the cursor to the specified row, press Enter.
Data
Area
Use this command to select the current data area
(dependent on the cursor position).
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Data Area
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Contents
Click here to hide or show the contents of the Navigator
if it is displayed as a floating window.
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Contents
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Start
Click here to jump to the beginning of the current data
area (dependent on the cursor position).
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Start
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End
Click here to jump to the end of the current data area
(dependent on the cursor position).
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End
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Toggle
Click here to toggle the content view. The
selected element in the Navigator becomes the root, and only this
element and its subelements will be displayed. Clicking on the button
again restores the view of all elements.
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Toggle
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Scenarios
All existing scenario names are displayed here;
double-click an entry to apply that scenario. The result of
the selected scenario is displayed in a table. For more information,
refer to the menu command Tools - Scenarios.
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Scenarios
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Drag
Mode
Click here to activate the Drag mode. After clicking this
icon, you will see a submenu with the following modes:
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Drag mode
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Insert
As Hyperlink
In the Hyperlink mode you can drag and drop a
hyperlink from the Navigator into a document.
Insert
As Link
In the Link mode you can drag and drop a link from
the Navigator into a document.
Insert
as Copy
In the Copy mode you can drag and drop a copy from
the Navigator into a document.
Existing
objects
In this area you can see a list of all existing objects
in your document.
Document
list
This list displays the names of all open documents. To
switch the Navigator display to another open document, click on the
document name. After each document name, you will see an
indication in brackets whether the document is active or inactive.
Select the active document in the Window menu.
In the Navigator
context menu you will find the Display command, which
opens a submenu with the same entries as in the Open Documents
list box. Select which document information you want to display in
the Navigator. If you select Active Window, the display in the
Navigator is automatically updated when you switch the active
document. In addition, with the Drag Mode command you can
specify whether to insert a hyperlink, a shortcut link, or a copy
with the drag & drop function. Under Outline Level, you
can define how many levels of the hierarchy to display in the
Navigator.