Try Right-Clicking
Tables, reports and graphs can be directly Exported to Microsoft Word® or PowerPoint®.
Cells on reports have context-sensitive help about what they contain.
Copy the selected contents.
Editable cells can be pasted over or cleared.
The design layout screen has several different right-click functions.
The column headers (gray squares labeled Run, Factor, Response, etc) give access to sorting, inserting, ignoring, deleting, etc.
The row headers (gray square to the left of each row) gives access to duplicating, deleting, setting custom row statuses, etc.
Editable response cells can be toggled between normal and ignored status.
Several adjacent columns, rows, or cells can be selected (click on the first object, shift+click on the last) and then right-click on one of the selected headers to apply the same function to all.
No matter how the above objects are selected, the right-click menu is context sensitive depending on where you right-click.
The Select button on the Design layout spreadsheet can:
Change which columns are currently displayed.
Change the columns displayed by default when a new design is created.
Sort the design by Row Status.
Model editing screens (where you see “
” and “
” beside the list of
factors) right-clicking assigns a term to the model, or error pool respectively.
On some models, terms can be forced as well.
On graphs the right-click menu is context sensitive.
Right-click on the general plot area to change how the graph is displayed.
Open the Graph Preferences dialog to adjust the X and Y axes tick marks, colors, etc.
Add a Flag to cube, contour and 3D plots.
Right-click directly on a flag to change how it is displayed.
Add a contour to contour and 3D plots.
Right-click directly on a contour to manually set the value.
Right-click on a factor on the Factors Tool to assign it to a display axis.