Easy filteringEasy filtering allows you to enter filter criteria on the column headings of an overview session. To start easy filtering To make easy filtering available, click the button. Filter fields appear in each column heading. If you activate Instant Filtering, the filtering criteria immediately take effect. If you deactivate Instant Filtering, the filtering criteria take effect after you leave the filter area. To define a filter To define a filter on a column, enter a value in the filter field on the column heading. Optionally, you use filter operators in a filter value. Example The Addresses (tccom4530m000) session has a City Description field. If you enter Operators in fields with codes and textual
values On columns with codes and textual values, the filter selects all records with values that start with the value of the filter field. This selection is not case sensitive. Example If you enter Wildcards On columns with codes and textual values, you can use filters with wildcards. You can use these wildcard symbols:
Example The filter value The filter value On columns with codes and textual values, you can use the >, <, <=, >=, and <> operators. This table shows how these operators are used:
Note Filter operations with these operators are case sensitive. Operators in fields with numeric values On columns with numeric values, you can use the >, <, <=, >=, and <> operators. This table shows how these operators are used:
Fields with date values Click the calendar icon, to open the calendar and select a date. You can enter relative dates. For example,
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