1. Modeling
  2. Line items
  3. Subsidiary views
  4. Create subsidiary views

If you change the dimensions that apply to a line item, a subsidiary view is automatically created. The subsidiary view shows the subset of data and its dimensionality.

To create a subsidiary view:

  1. Select Modules in the model settings bar.
  2. Select a module, then select Open.
  3. Select Blueprint .
  4. Use one of the following methods to create a subsidiary view:
    • Select the ellipsis () in the Applies To column, then select one or more lists for the line item. When you change the lists that apply to a line item, the dash (-) changes to the list's name. The module's default list displays at the top of the Applies To column.
    • Select a time scale or time range in the Time Scale and Time Range columns, respectively.
    • Select a version in the Versions column. 

Select in a line item to open the subsidiary view.

Save a subsidiary view as the default view

To save a subsidiary view as the module's default view:

  1. Open the subsidiary view, then select View > Save As. 
  2. Type a name for the subsidiary view.
  3. Select Save as default view for module.
  4. Select Save.

Warning: You cannot access line items that are not included in a new default view. To make a line item visible again, select View > Manage Views, then select Reset Default View. Learn more in Manage views.