Accordion Windows
Accordion windows are used when the data held in an object's rows does not comfortably fit into a grid.
Each row in an accordion has a header that summarizes a row's details. When you click a header, the row expands to show the details. The following is an example of an accordion where all headers are collapsed (meaning that only summaries of the rows' details are shown):
When you expand a header, its details are exposed. For example, the following shows the same accordion after the third row is expanded:
Note:
You must expand to update. In order to update a
row in an accordion, you must expand it.