Filtering Dashboard Parameter Sets

Using this procedure, you will filter the dashboard's parameter set on descriptors, tags, and/or time.

  1. In the toolbar, select Filter Parameter Set.

  2. In the Filters section, you can do the following:

    • Select one or more of the following filters and then select Search.

      If you do not see a filter in the Filters section, select Configure Filters and then select the desired filter. For more information, please see Configuring Filters.

      • Part(s). Select the desired parts. HintClosedTo locate the desired part, begin typing a string within the part. For example, to locate Part Name, you can type par or you can type nam.

      • Process(es). Select the desired processes. HintClosedTo locate the desired process, begin typing a string within the process. For example, to locate Process Name, you can type pro or you can type nam.

      • Feature(s). Select the desired features. HintClosedTo locate the desired feature, begin typing a string within the feature. For example, to locate Feature Name, you can type fea or you can type nam.

      • Part Tag Group/Tags. Select the desired tag group, and then select the desired tags. To add additional tag groups and tags, select More.

      • Process Tag Group/Tags. Select the desired tag group, and then select the desired tags. To add additional tag groups and tags, select More.

      • Feature Tag Group/Tags. Select the desired tag group, and then select the desired tags. To add additional tag groups and tags, select More.

      • Time. Select the desired time type (Dynamic or Static).

        • Dynamic. Select data within a changing time period based on the configuration:

          • Current. Data within the current size of time window. For example, if the date is 12/14/2000 and you select Current 1 Month(s), Enact displays data from 12/1/2000 12:00:00 AM - 12/31/2000 11:59:59 PM, since the current month is December. If you refresh or reopen the dashboard, Enact displays data based on the date and time of the refreshing or reopening.
          • Earlier. Data for the previous time window. For example, if the date is 12/14/2000 and you select Earlier 1 Month(s), Enact displays data from 11/1/2000 12:00:00 AM - 11/30/2000 11:59:59 PM, since the previous month is November. If you refresh or reopen the dashboard, Enact displays data based on the date and time of the refreshing or reopening.
          • Latest. Most recent data within the time window. For example, if the date and time is 12/14/2000 11:10:05 AM and you select Latest 1 Month(s), Enact displays data from 11/14/2000 11:10:06 AM - 12/14/2000 11:10:05 PM. If you refresh or reopen the dashboard, Enact displays data based on the date and time of the refreshing or reopening.

          In the interval data field, type the timing interval (for example, type 30), and in the time unit drop-down list, select the desired time unit.

          Enact considers Monday to be the start of the week.

        • Static. Display data within a fixed time period, manually setting the Start Date & Time and End Date & Time.

          To manually set the date and time, do the following:

          1. Select Calendar and select the desired date.
          2. Select Time and select the desired time.

    • Control the available filters that can be applied to the dashboard's parameter set.

      1. In the Filters section, select Configure Filters.

      2. In the filter configuration dialog box, select or deselect the desired filter. HintClosedTo locate the desired filter, begin typing a string within the filter. For example, to locate Filter Name, you can type fil or you can type nam.

        To restore the filter selections to the default settings, select Restore Defaults.

      3. Select Done.

    • Clear all filters currently applied to the dashboard's parameter set.

      1. In the Filters section, select Clear.

        Enact will only enable Clear after you have applied one or more filters.

      2. Enact removes all applied filters, resetting all filter selections.
  3. Select Collapse.