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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
When selecting regions on the slice viewer plot of the ISIS Reflectometry Reduction Preview tab, it is difficult to make small edits to a selected region using the region selector boxes. The scientists may want to change the selection by just one or two pixels, which would be very fiddly using only the region selectors. The Apply button can be used to add the region to a row of the look-up table on the Experiment Settings tab, where it can be edited. However, it may be that the region is intended for use only for a specific run in the experiment (i.e. the selected region will be manually entered into the relevant row of the batch table), which means we wouldn't want to be adding it to the look-up table.
Describe the solution you'd like
We should add some input boxes underneath the slice viewer plot that display and allow editing of the boundaries of the different types of selected region (note that although the region selectors are boxes, they actually only support vertical linear selections so have only an upper and lower boundary). To ensure that there is still enough space for the plot, this should be done alongside the first item on #35351 (allowing show/hide of the colour bar).
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