Using the Filter Function

You can use the filter function to detect quality issues. You can use more than one filter at the same time. Defects are recomputed each time you select a filter.

This task shows you how to:

See Also
Selecting the Products to Follow
Following the Quality History
Launching a Search in the App

Filter by Product

You can filter the results by product.

  1. In the Tree cell, click .
  2. In the Tree Filters dialog box, select the product or the products you want to filter.
  3. Click Filter.
    Defects are recomputed.

Filter by Weight

You can filter the results by range weight and change the computation mode.

  1. In the Defects (Sum) cell, select the defect mode.
    Note: The four modes let you compute aggregated results:
    • Sum: Computed by adding the weight of all profiles.
    • Average: Computed by making an average of the profiles weights.
    • Min: Corresponds to the smallest profile weight.
    • Max: Corresponds to the largest profile weight.
  2. Select a defect mode and click Filter.

Note: You may also want to filter by defect range. To do so, click Custom and define your ranges.

Filter by Profiles

You can filter the results by profiles.

  1. In the Tree cell, click .
  2. In the Tree Filters dialog box, click the arrows to reverse the hierarchy of objects in the tree.
  3. Select the profiles you want to filter, and then you can:
    • Select the products or
    • Select the checks.
  4. Click Filter.

Filter by Checks

You can filter the results by check.

  1. In the Tree cell, click .
  2. In the Tree Filters dialog box, select the checks you want to filter.
  3. Click Filter.
    Checks are filtered and displayed.

Filter Using 6W Tags

Using 6W Tags lets you filter the results displayed according to the selected tags. The filtering occurs on a given attribute of the object.

Click 6WTags to display the tags.
The results are sorted according to the selected tag.
Note: The Responsible tag corresponds to the person who ran the profile.