Setting a property value
Set Property Value is a very powerful command intended for use by system administrators only. It is available only if you have the Change Properties and Set Property Value privileges.
It is useful for several purposes:
- To set the value of a property that is not visible on a property page and therefore cannot be set manually otherwise.
- To set the value of a property for many documents at one time, such as after importing a batch of documents for which the data was not available for import.
- To copy the value of one property to another.
- To calculate the value of a property based on the values of other properties.
- Select the documents for which you want to set the property value.
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On the Edit ribbon, in the Organize group, click Set Property Value.
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Right-click a selected document, point to Edit, and click Set Property Value.
The Set Property Value dialog box appears.
- Select the property that you want to set from the Property list.
- Select one of the options in the Set to group and then specify a value for that option using the descriptions in the following table.
- Click the Add to List icon
to add your property specification to the property list. To prevent setting a specified property , deselect it in the Property list.
- Repeat steps 3 to 5 for each property that you want to set for the selected documents.
- Enable the Ignore validation rules option, if desired.
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When you are ready to set all of the specified properties, click OK. The specified properties are updated for the selected documents.
In Meridian Power, a log of actions is shown. Each document name is a link for navigating to problem documents. The log can be copied to the clipboard for pasting into other applications.