### Navigation Area

The navigation tree is used to browse through the organization and domain trees to select an element. The tree reflects the hierarchy of the elements. If a node has subnodes, a blue triangle is displayed to the left of the node name. Clicking the blue triangle, the node is expanded, and some subnodes are shown.

Note – By default, only 10 subnodes are displayed for each expanded node. If there are more than 10 subnodes, the 11th “node” does not refer to an element, but indicates that there are nodes that are not displayed: “... some elements not displayed”. Clicking this “node” opens the Find function.

To select an element, navigate the tree and click on the desired element. Once an element has been selected, the element is highlighted, and the content area displays the element's assigned and inherited profiles.

The navigation also provides a mechanism for a recursive search (see Searching for an Element) and a non-recursive find (see Using the Find Function), in order to locate elements in the tree hierarchies. Clicking the Search button opens the Search window.