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The Label column — the label of the composite attribute.
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The Description column — the optional description of the composite attribute.
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Write an identifier for the composite attribute in the Identifier field. This identifier must be unique among the set of all attributes — primitive and composite — and start with a Latin alphabet character followed by zero or more additional such characters or an underscore.
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Write a label for the composite attribute in the Label field. The label is shown on an asset page as a header to the primitive attribute members.
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Write a description of your attribute in the Description field.
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Add member primitive attributes in the Select primitive attribute list. Added primitive attributes are shown in a table under Member attributes in the order they will appear on the asset page. You can rearrange the member attributes using drag and drop — see also Rearranging Table Rows.
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Click Save to add the new composite attribute.
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Defining a composite attribute in Table mode with a single primitive attribute is how you get a data field that can contain a list of values. Examples include a list of supplementary files or a list of linked model versions. The only exception is a list of string values for which you can use a primitive attribute with the Keyword array value type — see Table 3-5.
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Identifier. The unique identifier of the composite attribute.
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Label. The label of the composite attribute.
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Description. The description of the composite attribute.
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Member attributes. The list of primitive attributes making up the composite attribute.
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