Define list filters to determine what objects to display
or what objects to highlight. If you activate highlight filtering,
then the highlighting always appears, even if you switch filtering
off.
Both filtering and highlighting allows you to specify selection
criteria. Each selection criterion has the following parts:
- Field
- Select a field name from the dropdown list.
- Operator
- Select one of the following operators:
- =
- Equal to
- <>
- Not equal to
- <
- Less than
- <=
- Less than or equal to
- >
- Greater than
- >=
- Greater than or equal to
- in
- One of the values specified. For example: 1,2,4,5.
- not in
- Not any of the values specified. For example: 11,12,13
- between
- Between the specified range, indicated by a pair of values separated
by a hyphen. For example: 1000-1099.
contains
The field contains the specified text string. For example: CON.
- Value
- For the "in", and "not in" operators: a comma-delimited
list of values. Do not include any spaces between values.
For
the =, <>, <, <=, >, >=, and "contains" operators:
a single value.
For the "between" operator: a pair of
values separate by a hyphen.
- Highlight?
- Select the check box to apply a background color to rows that
match this condition.
Case Sensitive?
This check box can be selected or deselected depending on whether
case-sensitive or case-insensitive matching is to be performed.
Use the arrows to move the currently selected condition
up or down. The order of conditions affects highlighting, as conditions
in filters are always ANDed. If a row matches more than one condition,
the highlighting defined for the top-most condition is applied.
Click the top New button to create
a new list filter; click New next to the condition
to add a new condition for the selected filter. When adding or modifying
conditions, ensure you press Save Filter before
you press OK.
Click Finish to
save the selection criteria.