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Create or Edit a Modeling Instance
This pop-up window contains the parameters that can be defined for a modeling instance. There are three ways this window can be opened from the Modeling Instances page:
• Click New to create a modeling instance
• Click to edit an existing modeling instance
• Click to view the defined parameters for an existing modeling instance
Create a Modeling Instance
View Field Definitions
Use these instructions to create a modeling instance.
1. Enter Modeling Instances in the Go to box to search for the page. Select the page from the list of matching results.
2. Click New on the toolbar of the page to open the create window.
3. Enter the parameters for the new modeling instance.
4. Do one of the following:
a. Click Create to store the new modeling instance and close the window.
b. Click Cancel to close the window without saving the new modeling instance.
• Click to edit an existing modeling instance
• Click to view the defined parameters for an existing modeling instance
Edit a Modeling Instance
View Field Definitions
Use these instructions to edit an existing modeling instance.
1. Enter Modeling Instances in the Go to box to search for the page. Select the page from the list of matching results.
2. Click next to an existing modeling instance to open the edit dialog box.
3. Make changes to the parameters for the modeling instance.
4. Do one of the following:
a. Click Save to store the updates to the modeling instance and close the window.
b. Click Cancel to close the window without saving your changes.
• Click New to create a modeling instance
• Click to view the defined parameters for an existing modeling instance
View the Defined Parameters of a Modeling Instance
View Field Definitions
Use these instructions to view the parameters defined for a modeling instance.
1. Enter Modeling Instances in the Go to box to search for the page. Select the page from the list of matching results.
2. Click next to an existing modeling instance to open the view window.
3. Click OK to close the window.
• Click New to create a modeling instance
• Click to edit an existing modeling instance
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