Working with occurrences > Managing absolute occurrences (in-context editing) > About data precedence
Propagate override data
You can associate data to absolute occurrences in the context of an intermediate level, as well as in the context of the top level, as shown in the following figure. Propagate override data In this example, ItemRev1 has two override JT files, file2.jt and file3.jt. The file2.jt file is added in the context of TopItem1/A, while the file3.jt file is added in the context of S11/A. Consequently, if you view ItemRev1 in the context of TopItem1/A, you see the file2.jt file.
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