ETAS 3 Signal Selection
1.
In the header of the column that you want to filter, click .
A list with the possible filter criteria for this column is displayed.
In the Raster column, the filter for variables that have been recor-
ded in several rasters works as follows:
If variables were recorded in INCA in several rasters and are
stored into one single file, the variables can be filtered by the
combined raster only (combined per + symbol) and not by the
different individual rasters.
If variables were recorded in several files and exported into one
common file, the variables are shown as list separated by a
semicolon and can be filtered per raster. The filter option allows
you only to select a single value (e.g. "0.1"). The variable is
shown if one of its rasters is used for filtering.
2. Clear the checkboxes of those entries that you do not want to be
displayed in the list. When checking several filters within the list, a
logical OR is applied.
3. Click Apply.
The Variable Explorer table displays the rows which match the
defined filter criteria.
4. You can repeat the steps 1-3 for other columns.
A logical AND is applied between the filters of the different
columns.
All column filters possibilities will be integrated in the filters per categories.
Filtering per categories
To see the desired signals in the variables list, check within one category the cor-
responding entries.
You can disable all filters in a category. The original selection is maintained, but
has no effect on the variables list, even if you clear filters using the icon.
Filters possibilities in categories, columns and search field can be applied in
combination (using a logical AND). In the header of the Display Name column,
the number of matching signals out of the total number of signals is shown.
To filter used/unused signals
In the Variable Explorer toolbar, click .
There are three different states of this button:
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