Tabs administration in Soneka

The primary advantage of these tables is that filters can be applied to all available columns.

The filters applied to the different columns are visible below the main search bar (Image 2).

This main search bar also allows you to apply filters. It displays a list of columns followed by the available filters:

If you apply “contains” in the main search (by typing text and then pressing Enter), the text is searched for in all columns. If any of them match the criteria, the row is displayed.

Please note that filters can be combined within the same column.

To obtain this result:

• Apply the desired filters to the column:

  

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• In the filter summary, choose the desired method:

  • AND: results meet all applied filters

  • OR: results meet at least one of the applied filters

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  For buildings between 1,000 and 5,000 sqm, click on OR (which is the default method) to switch to AND.

In some tables, it is also possible to filter buildings using a saved search:

The list of saved searches can be accessed using the filter button in the building name column.

The gray arrows on each column allow you to sort in ascending or descending order.

There are many options available for customizing these tables.

• Set page size: allows you to set the number of rows per page that you want to display in the table.

• Alignment: allows you to set how values are displayed in the table cells: centered, right-aligned, or left-aligned.

• Striped table: enabled by default, rows are alternately white/gray. If unchecked, they are all displayed with a white background.

• Compact table: enabled by default, row height is minimized. If unchecked, row height is slightly larger.

• Displayed columns: allows you to select (by checking/unchecking) the columns you want to see displayed in the table.

• Frozen columns: Allows you to freeze the desired columns on the right or left side of the table, as shown in the video opposite.

  To freeze on the right side of the table, use the arrow at the end of the line:

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It is also possible to define the order in which the columns of the table are displayed.

You can reset all these settings to return to the default view by clicking Reset personal view.

A Views Management button is also available for super users (admins), allowing them to access the same settings and apply them to a defined group (or several) of users.

Enter the name of the view to be created, a description if necessary, and select the user group or groups to which you want to assign it.

Click Apply to confirm the creation.

To modify the settings for these views, click the Views Management button, then click the top button to switch to edit mode.