Slate allows for the manipulation of one or more objects at a time using Batch Management.

Using batch management

Batch management works differently depending on where you are in Slate:

• In some functional areas, you can access batch management with ctrl/cmd + click.

• In others, you can use Universal Batch Management, which supports keyboard shortcuts, but doesn’t require them.

🗺️ For a detailed breakdown, see Where you can access batch management in this article.

Accessing Universal Batch Management

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• Use Universal Batch Management to select or deselect all objects in a list with a single click.

• Click and drag while in Batch Mode to select a range.

To access Universal Batch Management:

1. In a supported functional area (see availability table), select the gear icon at the top of the list of objects. A menu appears.

   

2. Select one of the following options:

   • Apply Actions: Opens a popup. Select one of the supported batch management actions, then select Submit.

   • Clear Selection

   • Select All

   • Exit Batch Mode

• You can also access batch management by using ctrl/cmd + click on an object.

• Use ctrl/cmd + click + drag or ctrl/cmd + shift + click to select or deselect a range.

Accessing with keyboard shortcuts

1. Select objects in one of two ways:

   • One at a Time: Use ctrl/cmd + click on an object:

     

   • Several at a Time: Use ctrl/cmd + click on an object, then ctrl/cmd + shift + click at the end of the range of objects you want to select.

     

2. Select the gear icon.

3. Select the Action to take, then select Submit.

Where you can access batch management

The following table tells you where you can access batch management, what actions can be done with it, and which version of batch management is currently supported.