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Scenarios Table

Your scenarios can be found by clicking the Scenarios link in the main navigation menu.

This will show you a table of scenario links. The scenarios can be sorted according to the title, the date created or the date modified. You can also set a scenario to be private - meaning only you can see it, even if someone has the link to your scenario - make a copy of the scenario, or delete the scenario:

Above this table, you can click on either a button to create a new Python scenario or a MathJs scenario:

Collections

Add A Collection

You can also create collections to help you organize your scenarios. Simply click the + button to add a new collection:

You will need to give the collection a Title, a Description, and you can make the collection private so that no one can see your collection, even if they have the link.

Add Scenarios To Your Collection

When you want to add a scenario to your collection, a dialog box will appear with a list of all the scenarios that you have created:

Once they have been added, you will see those scenarios in a table that represents all the scenarios in this collection:

Remove Scenarios From Your Collection

When you remove a scenario from your collection, simply click the Remove button. This does not delete the scenario. To delete a scenario, you need to Delete the scenario from the All Scenarios collection.

Editing or Deleting The Collection

Any collection can be edited by clicking on the pencil icon button next to the Add Scenarios button. Likewise, you can delete the collection (but not the associated scenarios) by clicking on the trash icon button next to the pencil icon button.

Add new collection