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3.4.3 Filtering and sorting a table
On the tabs, the properties of the objects are listed in one or more tables. When a tab is
called for the first time, all the data available for the function selected is displayed in a
default sort (sorting column and sorting direction). The table column according to which the
table is sorted is highlighted.
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In some cases, the default sorting is neither ascending nor descending but by some
other criterium. For example, the units in the unit table may be listed in the same
order as in the navigation.
You can change the sorting criteria for the tables (columns) and, by filtering, the volume of
displayed data.
The following properties are persistent, i.e. they are retained even when the window is
changed and in the case of automatic update.
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Filter and sort
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Scroll position
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Page if scrolling pages is possible
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Status (expanded or collapsed) if expandable elements are contained
As soon as a table is being sorted or filtered, the
Reset table to default view
icon appears
beneath it. Click the icon to obtain the table in the default sort and without filters. To obtain
all tables in the default sort and without filters, klick on
Login information
and select
Reset
tables
.
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For automatic updates see section “Automatic update” on page 78 .
As soon as a table contains more objects than are set in
Per page
, a control bar appears
above the table containing the functions for scrolling and for paginating the objects to be
displayed. Details for controlling the table view are provided in the online help.
Filtering a table
Filters reduce the number of data displayed in a table based on certain criteria and make
handling large tables easier. You can use free text filters and filter lists to filter the data used
to build up a table.
The filters for different table columns can be combined.
If a filter is set, the filter's field is highlighted.
A free text filter "<string>" will display hits without regard to capitalization on every position
of a line. With "^<string>", only a hit at the start of the cell is searched for. With "<string>$",
only a hit at the end of the cell is searched for. You must escape special characters with a
preceding "\".