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The RM Editor shows all requirements of a project in a tabular representation. Every module is a separate table. The table head is defined by the requirement types and can be customized in this way. The table rows are numbered. There are also columns for assigning safety goals.

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Import status button
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Shows/hides the import status.

New requirement button
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Opens the New requirement dialog.

Delete requirement button
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Deletes the selected requirement

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In the top right, you find various functions to edit your requirements table:

Add Requirement (Image Added -button):
opens the Add Requirement dialog. The currently selected licence will be preselected a parent license, this, as well as the license type, can be changed via the Image Added -button.
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Delete Requirement (Image Added -button):
This button opens the Refactoring-dialog. Here you can determine if the requirement shall be deleted from its parent requirement or from the project alltogether.
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Import Status (Image Added -button)
Click to show or hide the import status of Requirements
Toggle Relations (Image Added -button)
Click to show or hide relations
Show as Tree/Show as List (Image Added orImage Added -button)
Show your requirements in a nested tree- or list structure
Collpas All (Image Added -button)
Collapses all Tree-structures so only the parent Requirements remain visible. This function is only available if youre Requirements are displayed in a tree structure.
Freezs Table (Image Added -icon)
While this function is active, you can not expand or collaps your nested tree strusture. Furthermore, auxiliary lines starting from the currently selected cell are displayed.
Excel Export (Image Added -icon)
Export your current table as an Excel file.