Data Table Features

When filters are applied to a column, a label titled Column Filters appears in the pane just below the toolbar. Click the words Column Filters to display the filters applied so that they can be individually removed by clicking the X to the right of each filter. Or, remove all filters applied to all columns, click the X to the right of the Column Filters label.

These filters can be applied to numerous tables throughout BOM Intelligence, including results data for alerts, reports, searches, sections in the BOM Dashboard page, View all BOMs, BOM Tree Parts, View all Reports, and more.

• Sort column data in either ascending or descending order, alphabetically or numerically, depending on the data within the column.

To sort a column, in the column header click the hamburger (), and then click in the pop up window.

Arrows pointing up or down appear to the right of the column header when sorting is applied to that column. The type of sorting applied (ascending or descending) is indicated by which of the arrows is colored blue.

When multiple columns are sorted in a data grid, a number indicating the sort order appears to the right of each column header name. For example, indicates that the Matched Part Number column is sorted from 1 to 9... and that it is the second sort criteria applied to the data grid.

Click either Sort Ascending or Sort Descending.

Check the boxes () to select rows. Selected rows are highlighted.

Rows remain selected when you navigate between pages and change the formatting, such as the number of rows displayed in the present page.

View data subsets (in groups of 25, 50, 100, 250 or 500 at a time), go to the beginning, or go to the end of the whole data set, view a specific numbered item in the data set, and view the number of items currently shown. There is also the option to select All as the number of items to display. Each time you scroll down to the bottom of the current display, a new batch of results is loaded while you continue to scroll. For higher-end computers, the batch loading transition is seamless.