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Figure 15.3: Unit Group Hierarchy Example
Table 15.4: Unit Group Hierarchy Example Descriptions
Number Description Number Description
1
Global unit group Alpha has one or
more subgroups
4
Global unit group Unassigned has all units
that are not assigned to a group; it cannot
have subgroups
2
Global Unit group Gamma has two
subgroups
5
Personal unit group ProjectB has no
subgroups
3
These unit groups do not have
subgroups (in a Units view Group
window, a document icon will appear
to the left)
6
Personal unit group ProjectC has one or
more subgroups
In the example, four unit groups have been created in the global root group, and each of those
four unit groups contain groups. The unit group Gamma has been selected, and indicates it has
two subgroups, Lab and Operations. The Unassigned global group will contain any units that
are not assigned to another global unit group.
Three personal unit groups have been created. The ProjectA and ProjectB unit groups do not
have subgroups. The ProjectC unit group has one or more subgroups.
To display a list of unit groups in the Unit Groups window:
1. Click the Units tab.
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