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# Context Menu
## Properties Menu - Context Menu
Instead of the right click menu in the grid chart, from MSTR 2020 the context menu is displayed when we right-click the chart.
It has all the MSTR 2020 implementations in the context menu.
Below is the screenshot, when we right click the context menu is shown up with all the implementations in the MSTR 2020.
Below is the screenshot where the context menu is shown with only Grid chart related options, as the grouping is applied in the chart.
Starting with version 5.3.1, when grouping is applied to the grid, right-clicking now opens a context menu displaying all available functionalities from MSTR 2020. However, the Group and Calculation options have been removed from this menu.
Please refer to the screenshot below for a detailed view of the updated context menu.
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