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Restricted Display and Suppressed Rows:
These two function have a similar effect.
You may also use Fortran-Syntax.
For example, determine the condition D.EQ.8, in order to reduce the table display to specific values (see figure below).[41]
Suppressed Rows: Meaning for example D.EQ.8 at a numerical variable or D.EQ.‘8‘ at a textual variablen.
At Suppressed Rows, only a variable without value can also be given (list field selection). In this case those rows are displayed, which have any value in that variable.
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Project filter and Filter variable:
With Project filter and Filter variable, on the one hand you can restrict the displayed number of table rows in PARTdataManager by filters, on the other hand you can create a filtered catalog variant when checking out a catalog. On this see Section 5.8.2.1.14.8, “ Check out catalog ”.
In the following you can find a description for the creation of filters:
At first in PARTdesigner, specify one or more filter variables.[42] Here exemplified "FILTER".
Then enter the desired filter name in the single rows to be filtered. In above example this is "ENGLISH"; "GERMAN" and "FRENCH":
In PARTproject, under Filter variable, enter the respective variable name.
Here exemplified "FILTER". (See Fig. „ Project filter “.)
In PARTproject, under Edit project -> General -> Table filters -> Project filter, click on the Search button.
-> The dialog box Project filter is opened.
With a click on , add the desired variables (filters). Here exemplarily "ENGLISH"; "GERMAN" and "FRENCH".
Under Extras menu -> Settings... -> Part selection dialog area-> field Project filter, you can control the number of displayed rows by filter(s).
Using the filters for the Check out catalog function: See Section 5.8.2.1.14.8, “ Check out catalog ”.
Background
information: During catalog installation a prjfilter.cfg
is created in
the catalog root directory with the list of filters. Alternatively also
in partsol.cfg
,
project filters can be created: Create the block PRJFILTER and the key
AVAILABLE here and enter the desired filters separated by comma.
Then in the
dialog box (see Fig. „In this
example only rows with filter "ENGLISH" are visible.“) these project filters are offered
in all catalogs plus project filters from partsol.cfg
.
[41] Also a more complex syntax is possible (e.g. D.NE.14.AND.D.NE.16.AND.D.NE.18). On this see Section 7.8.11, “ Attribute algorithms ”.
[42] Filter variables have to be of the type „Text“. They are applied in addition to the existing variables.