Link a statement to another statement

Statements can be linked to other statements in the same statement set or a different statement set. These links work bi-directionally, i.e. when you link Statement A to Statement B, Statement B also becomes linked to Statement A. If the option Automatically create activity statement links based on associated statements is enabled for a particular statement set, when a statement is linked to an activity, any linked statements will also be linked to the activity automatically. See Create a statement set for more information.

1.	From the Tools menu choose Statement Sets.

2.	Double-click the statement set that includes the statement that you want to link to another statement.

3.	Right-click the statement and choose Properties.

4.	Click the Linked Statements tab to select it.

5.	Click Add a linked statement .

6.	Select the statement set on the left, then select the check box or check boxes of the statement(s) that you want to link to.

Click OK.

Note: To find a specific statement click Find. You can also add a new statement to a statement set by selecting the statement set and clicking Add.

Removing Statement Links

In the Linked Statements tab, select the statement and click Remove Statement .