Cisco Systems OL-24201-01 manual Filtering, Sorting

Chapter 5 Understanding My Workspace

Using the Web Interface

Filtering

Large lists in a content area window or a secondary window (see Figure 5-9) can be difficult to navigate through and select the data that you want. You can use the web interface to filter data in these windows to reduce the data that appears in a list, based on criteria and conditions that you choose. Table 5-5describes the filtering options.

Note Not all filtering options are available in all fields.

Table 5-5 Filtering in the Content Area Window and Secondary Windows

Button or Field	Description
Filter (drop-down list box)	Select the name of the column from the drop-down list box on which to
	filter.
Match if (drop-down list	Select the condition you want to apply to your filter action:
box)	•	Contains
	•	Doesn’t Contain
	•	Ends With
	•	Equals
	•	Is Empty
	•	Not Empty
	•	Not Equals
	•	Starts With
	The condition is applied to the column you select in the Filter drop-down
	list box.
v (down arrow)	Click to add an additional filter row on which to choose conditions to
	narrow or expand your filter action. The text And: precedes the additional
	filter row.
^ (up arrow)	Click to remove an extraneous filter row.
Go	Click to execute your filter action.
Clear Filter	Click to clear any current filter options.
OK	Click to add the selected data to your configuration and close the
	secondary window.
	This button is only available in secondary windows (see Figure 5-9).

Note For tree table pages, you can only perform filtering on a root node, the top-most parent.

Sorting

Most nontree list pages support sorting by the Name column or the Description column, when available. You can sort pages in an ascending or descending manner.

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