Navigation and Filtering#
It's no big deal to navigate through an object list and search for specific objects. And yet it's worth taking a closer look.
Navigation#
Longer object lists are distributed over several pages through which you can navigate specifically. With the ... button you can enter a particular page.
For each user you can determine how many objects per page you want to display. Additionally, you can skip this setting via a drop-down menu and thus display 50, 100 or even all objects on one page.
Keyboard commands
You can operate the object list with your keyboard with the following commands:
| Key | Action |
|---|---|
| Down | Jump to the next line |
| Up | Jump to the previous line |
| Space key | Select an object, i.e. select the respective checkbox |
| Shift+space key | Select an area of objects |
You can also use the shift key in combination with the left mouse button to select an area of objects.
Filtering#
You can filter the lines of an object list by attributes. One of the displayed attributes is intended for the default filter. You can start filtering directly; search suggestions are generated when you enter at least 3 characters. When you select one of these suggestions, the object is loaded directly instead of filtering the list.
Additionally, you can filter for several attributes simultaneously via drop-down menu (And-operation). Confirm the filter by clicking the Filter button. The selected filter is also displayed in a text bar. You can reset the filter with the respective button.
You can pre-filter the object list already during loading.
Additional Functions#
Additional functions can be accessed via the navigation and filter bar:
| Icon | Function |
|---|---|
 | Fit the column list to screen |
 | Restore default colimn width |
 | Configuration of the list view. |