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Axiom menu

In the Desktop Client General term for using either the Excel Client or the Windows Client, both of which are installed to the user's desktop., you can access all major Axiom files and features using the Axiom tab on the ribbon.

The Axiom tab contains the following groups:

Group	Description
File Groups	Access plan files, templates, and drivers. Create and process plan files.
Reports	Access existing reports and create new reports.
Administration	Manage tables, imports, file groups, security, and other system administration features.
File Options	Perform actions on Axiom files, such as saving the file, refreshing data, and inserting planning rows.
File Output	Perform file output actions on Axiom files, such as taking snapshot copies or using file processing.
Display	Manage display options for the Axiom user environment. Show or hide the home page, the formula bar, or sheet headings.
Advanced	Access advanced options.
Help	Open Axiom Help and view information about the current Axiom system.
Exit	Close Axiom.

NOTE: This topic discusses the default contents of the Axiom ribbon tab. You can customize this ribbon tab per installation or remove and replace it with other custom ribbon tabs. You may also be assigned additional custom ribbon tabs that provide access to Axiom functionality. For more information, see Task panes and ribbon tabs and Customizing the Axiom ribbon tab.

The specific groups and features that are available on the menu depend on your security settings. For example, the File Groups group only displays the file groups to which you have access, and only allows opening plan files if you have been granted the security rights to access other file group items such as drivers and templates. Most users do not see the Administration group or the Advanced group unless they are granted access to a feature in that area.

Spreadsheet features are available on other ribbon tabs to perform spreadsheet formatting and other related tasks. If you use the Excel Client, you have access to all of the typicall Microsoft Excel ribbon tabs. If you use the Windows Client, a Home tab provides access to commonly used spreadsheet features. For more information, see Using spreadsheet features.