Table component

Each table can be filtered in all columns and filter operators can be set, and the table can be exported to Excel or CSV format.

Table actions

You can find the actions in the lower right corner of the table.

  • View - select the view height of table rows
  • Customize columns - if the column width has been changed by the user, it is possible to return them to the default display via this option
  • Export - Export table to Excel or CSV format
A maximum of 10,000 records can be exported.

Quick filters

In all tables, it is possible to use filters directly in the column header, which are either set in the application or created by the user.

Visible in the table header. Quick filters can be defined in the application for each table, or they are set individually by each user.

  • Creating a new filter - By filtering a value in the column header, the user is offered the option "Save filter", which makes it available in the table header after naming it.
  • Filter Management - Filters can be edited and deleted by hovering over the filter and selecting "Delete or Edit"
  • Canceling filters above the table - All filters above the table can be canceled using the "Cancel filters" button.

Filter operator

After entering a filter, it is possible to change the operator used. This option is indicated by the filter icon to the right of the filter cell.

  • Equals - Finds an exact match between a value in a column and the search value.
    • Example: Searching for a specific invoice with an identification number: "Invoice number = 12345".
  • Does not equal - Finds all records whose value in a column is different from a certain value.
    • Example: Finding all transactions that are not in euros: "Currency != EUR".
  • Starts with - Searches for all records starting with a specific string of characters.
    • Example: Finding all employees with last names starting with "Nov": "Last name starts with 'Nov'."
  • Ends with - Searches for all records ending with a specific string of characters.
    • Example: Finding all email addresses that end with "@firemniemail.com": "Email ends with '@firemniemail.com'."
  • Less than - Finds all records whose value in the column is less than the specified criterion.
    • Example: Search for all products with a price less than 100 EUR: "Price < 100."
  • Greater than - Finds all records whose value in the column is greater than the specified criteria.
    • Example: Find all orders with a total value greater than $1000: "Total value > 1000."
  • Less than or equal to - Finds all records whose value in the column is less than or equal to the specified criteria.
    • Example: Finding all products with available quantity less than or equal to 50: "Available quantity <= 50."
  • Greater than or equal to - Finds all records whose value in a column is greater than or equal to the specified criteria.
    • Example: Search for all projects with a scheduled completion date on or after 01/01/2023: "Completion date >= '2023-01-01'."
  • Is empty - Finds all records whose value in the column is empty/not filled.
    • Example: Finding all customers who do not have a phone number filled in: "Phone number is empty."
  • Not empty - Finds all records whose value in the column is not empty.
    • Example: Finding all tasks that have an assigned worker: "Assigned worker is not empty."
  • Is - Searches for an exact match between a value in a column and the specified criteria.
    • Example: Finding all products that are marked as "New": "Status = 'New'."
  • Not present - Searches for all records whose value in the column differs from the specified criteria.
    • Example: Finding all documents that are not marked as "Important": "Status != 'Important'."

Anna Gernát Updated by Anna Gernát

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