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# Context Menu
The most frequent actions for navigation and editing are available in the context menu of the *Reference Sets View*; you can invoke it by right-clicking on a Reference Set or a Reference Set type.
### Available context menu options for Reference Sets:
*  **All Reference Set types**
* **New Reference Set:** Create a child concept (Reference Set) for the selected Reference Set
*  **Add bookmark**: Bookmarks selected Reference Set. Bookmarked components are available in the **Bookmarks View** located in the bottom section when the default perspective is active.
*  **Inactivate or Delete Reference Set**: Inactivate or delete the selected Reference Set depending on whether the given Reference Set is already published (inactivate) or not published (delete).
*  **Export Reference Set**: all Reference Sets can be exported to RF2 format
*  ***Simple type Reference Sets***
*  **Combine Reference Sets:** Combines two selected Reference Sets and creates a new one. Only available for simple type Reference Sets.
*  **Export to DVS**: simple type Reference Sets can be exported to Delimiter separated value (DSV) format as well
*  ***Simple Map Reference Sets***
*  **Export to DVS**: Simple Map type Reference Sets can be exported to Delimiter separated value (DSV) format as well
*  **Update map target component type:** Map target code system can be changed of the selected reference set.
*  ***Query type Reference Set***
*  **Update query type reference set:** Updates Query type Reference Sets and the generated Simple type Reference Sets – useful following (e.g.) a new release of an underlying terminology.
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