Delegated properties are properties that exist in one type that you want to include in a type you're creating. For example, say you're creating a type called Band Leader and you want to use the Place Musical Career Began property from Musical Artist as part of your type schema.
You can find more information in the Delegated Properties topic, as well as the Using the Filter View and Creating New Types with the Schema Editor topics.
You can find more information in the Delegated Properties topic, as well as the Using the Filter View and Creating New Types with the Schema Editor topics.
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