Rearranging a custom workspace; specifically moving a stacked panel group (8-10 collapsed panels) efficiently from one edge of the premiere window to the other.

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How do I do this without moving each panel independently?

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lloyd_pdxCorrect answer

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Thanks, Kevin, y’all are the best. I solved it by unstacking the panel to a tabbed layout, and then moving that panel to where I wanted it on the opposite side, and then stacking it again. It took some trial and error because of a variety of panel heights, and landing on the right parts of the window to get the position I wanted. It’s a bit finicky, probably because I don’t do it very often. A @Christine Steele MAX session a few years ago taught me about stacked panel groups; so helpful. First image is where I started, second is the desired result.

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Hey there, Lloyd,

Thanks for the question. I never tried dragging groups from one side of the UI to another. Are working with a stacked panel group? That might be helpful. Show me a screenshot. Here's also some documentation around that idea: https://adobe.ly/4uibtMx. I hope we can help you out.

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Kevin

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Inspiring

Thanks, Kevin, y’all are the best. I solved it by unstacking the panel to a tabbed layout, and then moving that panel to where I wanted it on the opposite side, and then stacking it again. It took some trial and error because of a variety of panel heights, and landing on the right parts of the window to get the position I wanted. It’s a bit finicky, probably because I don’t do it very often. A @Christine Steele MAX session a few years ago taught me about stacked panel groups; so helpful. First image is where I started, second is the desired result.