Classifications

Here is an example of Classifications. Click to expand and display subordinate items. Each of these fields store data that help classify the record.

Classifications	Description
Example:	Under Classifications you can choose to display and configure content from multiple different field. In some cases. Check boxes If a check box is selected (), then that item and other selected items subordinate to it are displayed. In this example, the Participants will be displayed. Specifically, for the Role, the Name is displayed, and for Participant, the Name. The Abbreviation for Role and Participant are not displayed. Tip Sources, Participants, and Researchers use the People list. Otherwise, the list reference field label usually matches the name of the list. Highlighted item In the left pane, you click an item to highlight it, such as a . Then, the right pane shows the appropriate configuration options so you can configure the appearance of the item, including surrounding context and styles.

Classifications

Description

Example:

Under Classifications you can choose to display and configure content from multiple different field. In some cases.

If a check box is selected (), then that item and other selected items subordinate to it are displayed. In this example, the Participants will be displayed. Specifically, for the Role, the Name is displayed, and for Participant, the Name. The Abbreviation for Role and Participant are not displayed.

Tip

Sources, Participants, and Researchers use the People list. Otherwise, the list reference field label usually matches the name of the list.

In the left pane, you click an item to highlight it, such as a . Then, the right pane shows the appropriate configuration options so you can configure the appearance of the item, including surrounding context and styles.