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Adding Artifacts to a Collection

I would like to add all artifacts contained in a specific module to a collection.

When I select the target module, the window displays 1 to 25 of 137 matches. It appears that there is no easy way of selecting 'all' 137 artifacts. The selection highlight is only able to capture the first 25 displayed artifacts. If I navigate to next page, the first selected 25 artifacts are lost from the selection.
How can I easily select all artifacts from a large list (e.g. 137 in my case)?

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You can define and save a view that will identify a large set of artifacts. You can right-click on the view name and take various pre-defined actions on those artifacts (export, for example).  But add to a collection is not one of the options, as I recall.

Why do you want to add them to a collection?  What is your end goal?


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Actually, I've found an easier way to do it, but am not sure it will suits you.
1. Browse Artifact (so forget about the Module View).
2. Navigate to the folder that contains the artifacts (each module usually has a folder dedicated to it).
3. Change the display setting to show 200 artifacts in one page.
4. Select all artifacts (tick the select box on the left hand side of the menu bar).
5. Click on the pencil icon and choose Add 200 artifacts to a Collection.
6. Repeat for the remaining pages if necessary.

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I guess the answer is no way, at least I myself haven't found one. A similar issue was reported here.
https://jazz.net/forum/questions/233550/is-there-an-easy-way-to-export-all-the-requirements-artifacts-in-a-project-area-of-doors-ng-with-reqif

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