Your current cell selection controls the assumptions that are displayed in the Define Correlations dialog when you open it:
If a blank cell or cell without an assumption is selected, the first assumption found in the worksheet is displayed.
If a blank cell or cell without an assumption is selected and one or more matrixes have been defined, the first matrix is displayed, even if it is on another worksheet page.
If one assumption is selected, it is displayed. If the assumption is part of a defined matrix, the entire matrix is displayed.
If a cell within a linked matrix range of correlations is selected, the linked matrix opens.
If a cell within an unlinked matrix range of correlations is selected, Crystal Ball attempts to auto-detect the full range, orientation, and selection type. Orientation is updated by determining whether the upper or lower triangular range has more nonblank values.
If assumptions are selected from the list picker, cell selection, or Add Assumptions dialog, the matrix selection is expanded to the dimensions of the number of selected assumptions.
If there are adjacent assumptions or assumption names, then the location of the matrix range is extended to include the adjacent items; the selected range and assumption selection type are updated accordingly.
If a group of assumptions is selected, a matrix containing those assumptions is displayed.
If a square block containing unlinked correlations is selected, they are displayed in the Define Correlations dialog and the Link to Spreadsheet dialog is opened.
To automatically define a new linked matrix using adjacent assumptions:A new linked matrix containing the adjacent assumptions opens in the Define Correlations dialog.
A new linked matrix containing the selected assumptions opens in the Define Correlations dialog.