File Management - Revision history

Ethan.Sullivan at 16:56, 26 March 2026

2026-03-26T16:56:02Z

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	Use the File Management option in IFs to save and delete [[Understand_Scenarios_in_IFs#Scenario_Files_and_Run_Files\|'''run files (.run).''']] From the Main Menu, choose '''Scenario Analysis,''' then '''File Management'''. Three options appear: '''OPEN run file as a working file''', '''SAVE working file as...''', and '''DELETE run file'''.		Use the File Management option in IFs to save and delete [[Understand_Scenarios_in_IFs#Scenario_Files_and_Run_Files\|'''run files (.run).''']] From the Main Menu, choose '''[[Scenario Analysis\|Scenario Analysis,]]''' then '''File Management'''. Three options appear: '''OPEN run file as a working file''', '''SAVE working file as...''', and '''DELETE run file'''.
	[[File:Example of File Management.png\|center\|thumb\|950x950px\|An example of the File Management dropdown options from the Main Menu.]]		[[File:Example of File Management.png\|center\|thumb\|950x950px\|An example of the File Management dropdown options from the Main Menu.]]
	To open a run file as the working file, hover over '''OPEN run file as a working file''', and click the desired run file. Setting a particular run file as the working file may be helpful when working with a large number of run files, as it will be the default scenario option and will be at the top of any scenario drop-down.		To open a run file as the working file, hover over '''OPEN run file as a working file''', and click the desired run file. Setting a particular run file as the working file may be helpful when working with a large number of run files, as it will be the default scenario option and will be at the top of any scenario drop-down.

Ethan.Sullivan at 16:54, 26 March 2026

2026-03-26T16:54:04Z

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	Use the File Management option in IFs to save and delete [[Understand_Scenarios_in_IFs#Scenario_Files_and_Run_Files\|'''run files (.run).''']] From the Main Menu, choose '''Scenario Analysis,''' then''' File Management'''. Three options appear: '''OPEN run file as a working file''', '''SAVE working file as...''', and '''DELETE run file'''.		Use the File Management option in IFs to save and delete [[Understand_Scenarios_in_IFs#Scenario_Files_and_Run_Files\|'''run files (.run).''']] From the Main Menu, choose '''Scenario Analysis,''' then '''File Management'''. Three options appear: '''OPEN run file as a working file''', '''SAVE working file as...''', and '''DELETE run file'''.
	[[File:Example of File Management.png\|center\|thumb\|950x950px\|An example of the File Management dropdown options from the Main Menu.]]		[[File:Example of File Management.png\|center\|thumb\|950x950px\|An example of the File Management dropdown options from the Main Menu.]]
	To open a run file as the working file, hover over '''OPEN run file as a working file''', and click the desired run file. Setting a particular run file as the working file may be helpful when working with a large number of run files, as it will be the default scenario option and will be at the top of any scenario drop-down.		To open a run file as the working file, hover over '''OPEN run file as a working file''', and click the desired run file. Setting a particular run file as the working file may be helpful when working with a large number of run files, as it will be the default scenario option and will be at the top of any scenario drop-down.

Ethan.Sullivan at 16:53, 26 March 2026

2026-03-26T16:53:38Z

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	Use the File Management option in IFs to save and delete [[Understand_Scenarios_in_IFs#Scenario_Files_and_Run_Files\|'''run files (.run).''']] From the Main Menu, choose '''Scenario Analysis,''' ~~the~~'''n File Management'''. Three options appear: '''OPEN run file as a working file''', '''SAVE working file as...''', and '''DELETE run file'''.		Use the File Management option in IFs to save and delete [[Understand_Scenarios_in_IFs#Scenario_Files_and_Run_Files\|'''run files (.run).''']] From the Main Menu, choose '''Scenario Analysis,''' then''' File Management'''. Three options appear: '''OPEN run file as a working file''', '''SAVE working file as...''', and '''DELETE run file'''.
	[[File:Example of File Management.png\|center\|thumb\|950x950px\|An example of the File Management dropdown options from the Main Menu.]]		[[File:Example of File Management.png\|center\|thumb\|950x950px\|An example of the File Management dropdown options from the Main Menu.]]
	To open a run file as the working file, hover over '''OPEN run file as a working file''', and click the desired run file. Setting a particular run file as the working file may be helpful when working with a large number of run files, as it will be the default scenario option and will be at the top of any scenario drop-down.		To open a run file as the working file, hover over '''OPEN run file as a working file''', and click the desired run file. Setting a particular run file as the working file may be helpful when working with a large number of run files, as it will be the default scenario option and will be at the top of any scenario drop-down.

Ethan.Sullivan at 16:53, 26 March 2026

2026-03-26T16:53:10Z

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	To open a run file as the working file, hover over '''OPEN run file as a working file''', and click the desired run file. Setting a particular run file as the working file may be helpful when working with a large number of run files, as it will be the default scenario option and will be at the top of any scenario drop-down.		To open a run file as the working file, hover over '''OPEN run file as a working file''', and click the desired run file. Setting a particular run file as the working file may be helpful when working with a large number of run files, as it will be the default scenario option and will be at the top of any scenario drop-down.

	To save the most recent run of the model, click '''SAVE working file as...''' This should be the first step after [[Running the Model\|running]] any [[Scenario Description\|scenario]]. A page will open with a field to enter the desired name of the run file. Enter the name and click '''Save''' or cancel by clicking '''Cancel'''.		To save the most recent run of the model, click '''SAVE working file as...''' This should be the first step after [[Running the Model\|running]] any [[Scenario Description\|scenario]]. A page will open with a field to enter the desired name of the run file. Enter the name and click '''Save''' or cancel by clicking '''Cancel'''. Once saved run riles are located in a folder within \IFs\RUNFILES\..

	To delete a run file, hover over '''DELETE run file''' and click on the file to delete. A message will appear stating the file was successfully deleted.		To delete a run file, hover over '''DELETE run file''' and click on the file to delete. A message will appear stating the file was successfully deleted.

Ethan.Sullivan at 16:27, 26 March 2026

2026-03-26T16:27:37Z

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	Use the File Management option in IFs to save and delete run files (.run). From the Main Menu, choose '''Scenario Analysis,''' the'''n File Management'''. Three options appear: '''OPEN run file as a working file''', '''SAVE working file as...''', and '''DELETE run file'''.		Use the File Management option in IFs to save and delete [[Understand_Scenarios_in_IFs#Scenario_Files_and_Run_Files\|'''run files (.run).''']] From the Main Menu, choose '''Scenario Analysis,''' the'''n File Management'''. Three options appear: '''OPEN run file as a working file''', '''SAVE working file as...''', and '''DELETE run file'''.
	[[File:Example of File Management.png\|center\|thumb\|950x950px\|An example of the File Management dropdown options from the Main Menu.]]		[[File:Example of File Management.png\|center\|thumb\|950x950px\|An example of the File Management dropdown options from the Main Menu.]]
	To open a run file as the working file, hover over '''OPEN run file as a working file''', and click the desired run file. Setting a particular run file as the working file may be helpful when working with a large number of run files, as it will be the default scenario option and will be at the top of any scenario drop-down.		To open a run file as the working file, hover over '''OPEN run file as a working file''', and click the desired run file. Setting a particular run file as the working file may be helpful when working with a large number of run files, as it will be the default scenario option and will be at the top of any scenario drop-down.

Abdelrahman.Ibrahim at 17:54, 24 September 2025

2025-09-24T17:54:49Z

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	Use the File Management option in IFs to save and delete run files (.run). From the Main Menu choose '''Scenario Analysis''' the'''n File Management'''. Three options appear: '''OPEN run file as a working file''', '''SAVE working file as...''', and '''DELETE run file'''.		Use the File Management option in IFs to save and delete run files (.run). From the Main Menu, choose '''Scenario Analysis,''' the'''n File Management'''. Three options appear: '''OPEN run file as a working file''', '''SAVE working file as...''', and '''DELETE run file'''.
	[[File:Example of File Management.png\|center\|thumb\|950x950px\|An example of the File Management dropdown options from the Main Menu.]]		[[File:Example of File Management.png\|center\|thumb\|950x950px\|An example of the File Management dropdown options from the Main Menu.]]
	To open a run file as the working file, hover over '''OPEN run file as a working file''', and click the desired run file. Setting a particular run file as the working file may be helpful when working with a large number of run files, as it is will be the default scenario option and will be at the top of any scenario drop down.		To open a run file as the working file, hover over '''OPEN run file as a working file''', and click the desired run file. Setting a particular run file as the working file may be helpful when working with a large number of run files, as it will be the default scenario option and will be at the top of any scenario drop-down.

	To save the most recent run of the model click '''SAVE working file as...''' This should be the first step after [[Running the Model\|running]] any [[Scenario Description\|scenario]]. A page will open with a field to enter the desired name of the run file. Enter the name and click '''Save''' or cancel by clicking '''Cancel'''.		To save the most recent run of the model, click '''SAVE working file as...''' This should be the first step after [[Running the Model\|running]] any [[Scenario Description\|scenario]]. A page will open with a field to enter the desired name of the run file. Enter the name and click '''Save''' or cancel by clicking '''Cancel'''.

	To delete a run file hover over '''DELETE run file''' and click on the file to delete. A message will appear stating the file was successfully deleted.		To delete a run file, hover over '''DELETE run file''' and click on the file to delete. A message will appear stating the file was successfully deleted.

Ethan.Sullivan at 11:27, 6 August 2025

2025-08-06T11:27:13Z

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	Use the File Management option in IFs to save and delete run files (.run). From the Main Menu choose '''Scenario Analysis''' the'''n File Management'''. Three options appear: '''OPEN run file as a working file''', '''SAVE working file as...''', and '''DELETE run file'''.		Use the File Management option in IFs to save and delete run files (.run). From the Main Menu choose '''Scenario Analysis''' the'''n File Management'''. Three options appear: '''OPEN run file as a working file''', '''SAVE working file as...''', and '''DELETE run file'''.
	[[File:Example of ~~the~~ File Management ~~options~~.png\|center\|thumb\|950x950px\|An example of the File Management dropdown options from the Main Menu.]]		[[File:Example of File Management.png\|center\|thumb\|950x950px\|An example of the File Management dropdown options from the Main Menu.]]
	To open a run file as the working file, hover over '''OPEN run file as a working file''', and click the desired run file. Setting a particular run file as the working file may be helpful when working with a large number of run files, as it is will be the default scenario option and will be at the top of any scenario drop down.		To open a run file as the working file, hover over '''OPEN run file as a working file''', and click the desired run file. Setting a particular run file as the working file may be helpful when working with a large number of run files, as it is will be the default scenario option and will be at the top of any scenario drop down.

Ethan.Sullivan at 11:21, 6 August 2025

2025-08-06T11:21:15Z

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	Use the File Management option in IFs to save and delete run files (.run). From the Main Menu choose '''Scenario Analysis''' the'''n File Management'''. Three options appear: '''OPEN run file as a working file''', '''SAVE working file as...''', and '''DELETE run file'''.		Use the File Management option in IFs to save and delete run files (.run). From the Main Menu choose '''Scenario Analysis''' the'''n File Management'''. Three options appear: '''OPEN run file as a working file''', '''SAVE working file as...''', and '''DELETE run file'''.
			[[File:Example of the File Management options.png\|center\|thumb\|950x950px\|An example of the File Management dropdown options from the Main Menu.]]
			To open a run file as the working file, hover over '''OPEN run file as a working file''', and click the desired run file. Setting a particular run file as the working file may be helpful when working with a large number of run files, as it is will be the default scenario option and will be at the top of any scenario drop down.

	To open a run file as the working file, hover over '''OPEN run file as a working file''', and click the desired run file. Setting a particular run file as the working file may be helpful when working with a large number of run files, as it is will be the default scenario option and can be accessed from scenario drop down quicker.		To save the most recent run of the model click '''SAVE working file as...''' This should be the first step after [[Running the Model\|running]] any [[Scenario Description\|scenario]]. A page will open with a field to enter the desired name of the run file. Enter the name and click '''Save''' or cancel by clicking '''Cancel'''.

	To save the most recent run of the model click '''SAVE working file as...''' This should be the first step after running any scenario. A page will open with a field to enter the desired name of the run file. Enter the name and click '''Save''' or cancel by clicking '''Cancel'''.

	To delete a run file hover over '''DELETE run file''' and click on the file to delete. A message will appear stating the file was successfully deleted.		To delete a run file hover over '''DELETE run file''' and click on the file to delete. A message will appear stating the file was successfully deleted.

Ethan.Sullivan at 10:28, 6 August 2025

2025-08-06T10:28:20Z

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	Use the File Management option in IFs to save and delete run files (.run). From the Main Menu choose '''Scenario Analysis''' the'''n File Management'''. Three options appear: '''~~Open~~ run file as a working file''', '''~~Save~~ working file as...''', and '''~~Delete~~ run file'''.		Use the File Management option in IFs to save and delete run files (.run). From the Main Menu choose '''Scenario Analysis''' the'''n File Management'''. Three options appear: '''OPEN run file as a working file''', '''SAVE working file as...''', and '''DELETE run file'''.

	To open a run file as ~~a scenario~~ file, ~~so that its interventions can be adjusted and rerun~~ hover over '''~~Open~~ run file as a working file''', and click the desired run file ~~to open~~.		To open a run file as the working file, hover over '''OPEN run file as a working file''', and click the desired run file. Setting a particular run file as the working file may be helpful when working with a large number of run files, as it is will be the default scenario option and can be accessed from scenario drop down quicker.

	To save the most recent run of the model click '''~~Save~~ working file as...''' This should be the first step after		To save the most recent run of the model click '''SAVE working file as...''' This should be the first step after running any scenario. A page will open with a field to enter the desired name of the run file. Enter the name and click '''Save''' or cancel by clicking '''Cancel'''.

			To delete a run file hover over '''DELETE run file''' and click on the file to delete. A message will appear stating the file was successfully deleted.

Ethan.Sullivan at 16:24, 5 August 2025

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-This section of the Help Menu will further explain the two options located under the File Management sub-option located under the Scenario Analysis option on the Main Menu of IFs.
+Use the File Management option in IFs to save and delete run files (.run). From the Main Menu choose '''Scenario Analysis''' the'''n File Management'''. Three options appear: '''Open run file as a working file''', '''Save working file as...''', and '''Delete run file'''.
-The File Management option under the Scenario Analysis option on the Main Menu of IFs allows users to work with specific Run-Result-Files. These files can be converted into Working Files, saved, deleted or selected for display.
+To open a run file as a scenario file, so that its interventions can be adjusted and rerun hover over '''Open run file as a working file''', and click the desired run file to open.
-'''Open Run-File as Working File:'''&nbsp;This menu item can be found by selecting Scenario Analysis from the Main Menu followed by the File Management sub-option. Run-Result-Files are used to forecast different future scenarios. This option allows users to select one Run-Result-File to use as their working file.
+To save the most recent run of the model click '''Save working file as...''' This should be the first step after