This command, found in the Property menu, creates a multi-dimensional array property from user-selected properties:
(1) Select the properties.
(2) Move them to the right panel with the blue arrow.
(3)-(4) Properties in the right column will be written to a new array property with the appropriate number of elements in the order they are listed.
(5) The order can be changed using the up/down arrows.
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