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Display Filter

Yes/No

Description

Allows you to change the display text from the default field name to a customised label.

Allow Omit

You can choose to let the user skip the current filter by selecting 'Allow Omit', you can have the filter set to 'Omit By Default' or you can make it mandatory, removing the omit option from the filter box.

Display Style

Select how you wish the filter values to be displayed if you are using Ref Codes with colours or images applied: Text, Image & Text, Colour & Text

Display Dependent

You can set filters to be dependent on other filters, so they are only displayed when the main filter has a value selected.
Note: This will only be displayed if you have another filter that had cached values.

See Cached Dependent Filters キャッシュされた依存フィルター for more information.

User Entry

If User Entry is selected you will be able to define whether you want the prompt list option to be available to the user or not
Note: It is recommended that the user prompt option be disabled if your data set has many variables that as it may take some time for the values to be returned.

Drop-Down

If Drop-Down is selected instead of User Entry then you will get the above menu.

Cache

You can either choose to cache the values or you can write a custom query to select values for the filter.

See Cached Dependent Filters キャッシュされた依存フィルター for more information.

Default Value

The Default Value shows you how the filter will be displayed in the filter box.

Display Filter

Yes/No

Description

The Description option allows you to change the display text from the default field name to a customised label.

Allow Omit

You can choose to let the user skip the current filter by selecting 'Allow Omit', you can have the filter set to 'Omit By Default' or you can make it mandatory, removing the omit option from the filter box.

Display Dependent

You can set filters to be dependent on other filters, so they are only displayed when the main filter has a value selected.
Note: This will only be displayed if you have another filter that had cached values.

See Cached Dependent Filters キャッシュされた依存フィルター for more information.

Period Traversal

Allows you to provide the user with a method of stepping through periods before and after that selected in the filter. For example, the user filters the report on Year = 2009. If the interval is 1 Year and the interval bounds are 5 Back and 5 Forward then the user will initially see data for 2009. Each time they either move back or forward it will be 1 year, and they will be restricted to 5 years in either direction.