Right-click a column header on upper pane and choose
Filters. The
Filters dialog box appears.
Click
New.
The
New Filter dialog box opens.
Type a name for this filter in the
Filter Name field.
Check
Public if you want to add this filter to the project so that anyone with the appropriate access rights can use it instead of making it available to your user ID.
Click
OK.
Click any of the following buttons in the
Filters dialog box and specify the options:
Fields
Select the column header fields.
Sort, Group
Sort and group items in up to four fields in ascending or descending order.
Query
Limit the items that appear in the upper pane to those that match the query.
Click
Context, for files only, and specify the files that will be affected by the filter.
Clicking this button opens the
Set Filter Type dialog box where you apply the filter to one of the following by selecting an option button:
Items in the view
Equivalent to applying both your filter and the
Files in view filter.
Items not in the view
Equivalent to applying both your filter and the
Files not in view filter.
All items not excluded from the view
Equivalent to applying both your filter and the
<All Non-Excluded Files> filter.
Click
OK to return to the
Filters dialog box.
Click
OK to apply the filter.
Note: If this is a public filter, you can set individual or component-level access rights for it.