Chart Aspect Angles
The aspects grid sits beside the bodies list and holds the angles, in degrees, that the chart matches aspects at. Strip it back to the majors for a quick reading, or add a harmonic angle you are studying.
Overview
The grid is headed Aspects on Mundane and Natal charts, and Transiting Aspects on a Transit chart, where the angles are matched between the transiting points and the natal points.
This grid decides only which angles are matched. The orb each angle is matched within, and the color its chords are drawn in, come from the Aspect Settings window for the chart's own type.
Three gestures cover everything the grid does:
- Add an angle by typing it into the entry box beneath the grid and committing it.
- Edit a value in place, with a single click on the row and then a single click on the cell.
- Remove angles through the grid's right-click context menu.
The grid holds a single column and accepts digits and a decimal point only, so a stray keystroke cannot corrupt a value.

Procedures
Open the Numeric Grid Context Menu
The grid's context menu carries its delete commands and, on the chart windows' aspects grid, the preset commands. To open it:
- Right-click inside the grid body.
The menu opens over the pointer, listing Delete Selected and Delete All and, on a chart window's aspects grid, the Presets submenu, New Preset, and Clear Default.
Right-clicking the grid's column header opens nothing. The menu opens only from the grid body.

Add an Aspect Angle
To add an angle that this chart window matches aspects at:
- Enter the angle in degrees into the entry box beneath the grid.
- Press
Enterto add the angle.
The angle appears as a new row at the bottom of the grid, the entry box clears, and the wheel redraws with chords at that angle.
The add button beside the entry box commits the value too. It stays unavailable until the entry box holds text.

Edit an Aspect Angle
To change an angle already in the grid:
- Click the angle's row to select it.
- Click the angle's cell to put the row into edit mode.
- Enter the new angle over the existing value.
- Press
Enterto commit the edit.
The row shows the new angle and the wheel redraws with chords at it.
This is a single-click gesture, not a double-click. The first click brings focus into the grid and the second opens the editor. Tab commits the value as well, but because the grid has a single column it carries focus out of the row.

Delete Selected Aspect Angles
To remove particular angles from the grid:
-
Select the angle rows to remove.
tipCtrl-click (Cmd-click on macOS) to toggle individual rows in the selection, andShift-click to extend the selection to a range. -
Click Delete Selected in the context menu.
The selected rows leave the grid and the wheel redraws without chords at those angles.
The Delete key does the same thing while the grid holds focus.

Delete All Aspect Angles
To empty the grid in one gesture:
- Open the Numeric Grid Context Menu.
- Click Delete All in the context menu.
The grid is empty and the wheel redraws with no aspect chords. Delete All is not scoped to the selection, so no rows need selecting first, and no confirmation is raised.

Sort the Aspect Angles
To put the angles into order so the grid reads in sequence:
- Click the grid's column header.
The rows are reordered smallest angle first. The sort is ascending only, so clicking again does not reverse it.
Reference
The grid's column
| Column header | What it holds |
|---|---|
| Aspects (Mundane and Natal charts) | One angle, in degrees, that this chart matches aspects at. |
| Transiting Aspects (Transit charts) | One angle, in degrees, that this chart matches transiting-to-natal aspects at. |
The column is editable and accepts digits and a decimal point only.
Context menu commands
| Command | What it does | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Delete Selected | Removes the selected rows. | Above |
| Delete All | Empties the grid, whatever is selected. | Above |
| Presets | Opens the submenu listing your saved aspect angle sets. | Chart Aspects Presets |
| New Preset | Saves the grid's current angles under a name. | Chart Aspects Presets |
| Clear Default | Drops the default designation from the saved presets. | Chart Aspects Presets |
The same grid control is used inside the Aspect Settings window, where the preset entries are deliberately hidden. There its context menu carries only Delete Selected and Delete All. See Aspect Definition Editor.