Personalize Dataviews
Schedule groups assign employees to shifts they typically work each day. These shift assignments make up the employee's schedule.
To show/hide columns:
You can show or hide the columns in the Dataview by using the following methods:
From the Filter menu
- Click Filter to the right of the columns to display the list of columns that are available to show or hide within the Dataview.
- Select each column you want to show or select each checked column you want to hide.
To use the refine menu:
- You can use the Refine menu slider on both the List view and Table View.
- To open, select Refine icon from the Action bar.
- The Refine slider opens on the right to reveal a set of tools to Sort, Filter, Group, or Calculate data.
Sort Columns:
Use Sort to control the order of the data that is displayed in the Dataview.
From the Refine menu slider
- Click Sort and the column you want to sort.
- Click Sort Ascending, Sort Descending, or No Sort.
- Click Apply.
- The Sort Ascending arrow or Sort Descending arrow appears next to the column name to indicate that the column is sorted in ascending or descending order.
- If you wish to sort using multiple columns, a number will appear next to the sorted columns to indicate the sort order (example: 1, 2, 3…).
Remove columns from the sort.
- From the Refine menu slider > Sort tab, select No sort.
Filter
Select a filter to narrow the results in the Dataview to the specific items that you are interested in viewing, such as the number of part-time employees, or the top ten employees with exceptions.
- Click Refine > Filter.
- Select the column that you want to filter. You can select multiple filters at the same time.
- Type the value for the filter.
- Click Done.
- Click Apply.
To remove filters
- Click Filter on the far-right side of the column headers.
- Click Clear all filters.
Group
Use Group to group the records that share a specific attribute, such as the same Primary Labor Account.
From the Refine menu slider:
- Click Group and the column you want to use for grouping.
- Click Apply.
- The selected column is hidden, and the unique values contained within the column form groups. If preferred, you can show the column again by selecting Filter on the far-right side of the column headers and checking the column header name.
- If you select an additional column to group by, it becomes secondary to the first grouping, and so on, following the order in which they are chosen.
- All groups containing duplicate values are contained within their own section header.
To cancel grouping
- From the Refine slider, select Group and the column for which you want cancel grouping.
- Select No Group.
Summarizations/Calculations
You can apply summarizations to each of the columns in the table. The available summarizations are Count, Sum, Average, Minimum, Maximum, and None.
Method 1: From the column header
- Click the drop-down arrow in the column header where you want to apply a calculation.
- Click the calculation that you want to use.
Summarization and grouping
If you group data, and one of the columns has a summarization applied, a sub-total row appears for each group that summarizes the data in that group. For example, if a collection of employees appears in the Total # of Worked Hours column, and SUM has been applied, if you group by an employee attribute such as Labor Category, for every unique Labor Category each employee falls into, a sub-total line appears.