Invoke the Edit Tags dialog box by right-clicking an object and selecting Edit Tags.

In the Edit Tags dialog box, select a dictionary from the option list in the top left corner
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The top half of the dialog box shows a list of tags available from the selected dictionary. Once a tag is assigned to the active object, the tag icon appears dimmed.
To facilitate making selections, the dialog box includes filters that help by narrowing the list of tags from which you can choose. This is most useful when selecting from a dictionary containing a huge number of tags, such as the Haystack Tag Dictionary.
Type in the Search field
to filter by tag name. Tags are filtered immediately as you type.
For example, if you have both “chiller” and “chillerPlant” tags, typing "chiller" shows both tags. Adding a space after “chiller” filters out “chillerPlant” and shows the “chiller” tag only.
For example, if you enter "hs:temp" you select the “hs” (Haystack) dictionary and the "temp" tag.
You can also select an option from the option list
to filter based on validity options.
Show All: no filtering applied when this option is selected.Valid Only: shows just the tags that are valid based on rules defined in the tag dictionary.Best Only: filters tags in appropriate manager views based on the identity of the component; for example, whether it is a point or
device.Methods for adding tags include the following:
After clicking Add Tags, the selected tags are added and appear in the Direct Tags table in lower half of the dialog box.
After editing any tag value fields as needed, click Save to save the tag assignments.
For tags that have Ord type values such as “hs:siteRef”, refer to the following image and steps as an example of how to add a link to your tag.

Handle option.