9 Working with Dynamic Lists

Dynamic lists are a method for defining entities related to a specific item. These entities, called sub-items, are relevant only to this particular item or portfolio. For example, a sub-item can be different milestones of a project.

The characteristics of sub-items are:

  • Any portfolio of portfolios, portfolio, or item can have sub-items.
  • Sub-items are organized in groups by type, such as Milestones or Funding Sources. Sub-items of a particular type appear as a list in a form. Sub-items of different types have no connection with each other.
  • The order in which sub-items are created determines their order in the list. The order can be modified by the user. (The order can be meaningful when the data is calculated based on the sub-item order.)

See the following topics: