Default filters (Database Editor)

The Database Editor comes with a set of default filters that you can apply as is or use as a basis to create your own filters.

The following default filters are available from the filter list () in the toolbar.

• Equipment with other categories.

  Apply this filter to display rows to which equipment applies. (Rows can include other categories.)

• Equipment only.

  Apply this filter to display rows to which only equipment applies. (Rows cannot include other categories.)

• Labor with other categories.

  Apply this filter to display rows to which labor applies. (Rows can include other categories.)

• Labor only.

  Apply this filter to display rows to which only labor applies. (Rows cannot include other categories.)

• Material with other categories.

  Apply this filter to display rows to which material applies. (Rows can include other categories.)

• Material only.

  Apply this filter to display rows to which onlymaterial applies. (Rows cannot include other categories.)

• Material Price over $100.

  Apply this filter to display only rows with material prices greater than or equal to $100. (You can edit the price for this filter using the Manage Filters window.)

• Material with price before 10-30-99.

  Apply this filter to display onlyrows with price changes earlier than 10-30-99. (You can change the date for this filter using the Manage Filters window.)

• Other with other categories.

  Apply this filter to display rows to which the "Other" category applies. (Rows can include other categories.)

• Other only.

  Apply this filter to display rows to which onlymaterial applies. (Rows cannot include other categories.)

• Subcontract with other categories.

  Apply this filter to display rows to which subcontracts apply. (Rows can include other categories.)

• Subcontract only.

  Apply this filter to display rows to which only subcontracts apply. (Rows cannot include other categories.)