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The Policy Builder interface creates and edits the custom reference data table structure, defines its columns, and defines the data type, ranges and size of the fields.
Control Center reflects the custom reference data tables constructed in Policy Builder.
You can view data content present in the custom reference data tables in Control Center.
A key symbol and arrows are provided to each column in the Customer Reference Data table to enable the user to distinguish among keys, input columns, and output columns.
When constructing the custom reference data table in the Policy Builder, look at the spreadsheet you want to import later and use the same column names, data types and other attributes.
These navigation tasks and activities are specific to the custom reference data tables in Control Center.
The refresh link in the upper right corner.
Click the refresh link to force a refresh.
A successful refresh message appears on the right.
The usual refresh time is every 5 minutes, and is refreshed from the server.
In the middle of updating, refresh is deferred.
Upon close and reopen a table, the refreshed table is displayed.
The refresh interval for these tables cannot be changed.
Multiple tables can be open at one time.
Icons in the upper right corner of a table minimize, maximize, or close the table. When minimized, the table heading displays at the bottom of the screen in the tray.
Resize a table for viewing by dragging the edges.
Narrow or widen a column by dragging the margin of the column head.
You can export contents of all CRD tables to Microsoft Excel. The data is exported in CSV format in a zip file.
Perform the following steps to export CRD table data: