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General DNA Manage Tables

4.4Setting Selection Filters

The user can choose a line or specific set of lines, and display them in the table (all un-selected lines are hidden). The user may make continuous multiple line selections, setting the table content after each selection, using

the Set Selection Filter button.

The user can undo the last line selections (one step back), one at a time, using

the Previous Selection Filter button, or undo (rewind) all multiple line selections, using the Rewind All dropdown menu option.

This powerful Sheer DNA filtering mechanism enables the user sort though several hundred lines and pinpoint the appropriate line(s) that contain the required information.

For example, to filter and display seven lines in a 129 line Database Segment table:

•Select the appropriate lines in the table using standard Windows mouse and/or keystroke operations

•Apply the filter to the selected line(s) using the button.

To choose multiple lines and apply the set selection filter

1.Select the line(s) in a DNA Manage table using the mouse and standard Microsoft® Windows selection keys. The Set Selection Filter button is activated.

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