Adjustment Layer - Hue/Saturation.

I am using Elements 10. I am trying to change colours on an image by using Layer -New Adjustment Layer - Hue/Saturation.
The video tutorial I am using is telling me to select the 'click & drag' icon which is on the left of the Master drop down list in the New Adjustmnt Layer.
Although the image on the video shows this Icon, I cannot see one on my screen.
Can anyone please advise?

In PSE10 there is no icon. Only three sliders and three eye droppers.

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