Data filtering is an important feature of SC Navigator, which is supported by filters available on side panels.
The page will shown only data for the selected items.
For example if only Ankara_LDC is selected on the Warehouse Data page, the tables on the page will shown only data for Ankara_LDC.
Each page contains filters for the data types which are used on it and the shown filters contain only data related that page.
For example, on the data page Customer, the Product filter contains only products for which there is demand.
If a data type exists on different pages, the filter is applied to all those pages.
For example, if a product is filtered out on the Warehouse data page, it will be filtered out e.g. on Customer page, too.
On each filter side panel, the group data is shown in the upper part and single data is shown in the lower part.
On Supplier, Production, Warehouse, and Customer filter side panels you can switch to location view as follows:
Click on the icon at the upper right part of the filter side panel
Click on the Switch to location view option
For example on the Warehouse filter:
When using the filters the following effects are applied:
If a location is selected/unselected the related supplier/production/warehouse/customer is also selected/unselected. For example on the warehouse filter:
If a supplier/production/warehouse/customer (supplier/production/warehouse/customer group) is selected/unselected the related location (location group) is also selected/unselected.
For example if Ankara_LDC is unselected on the Warehouse filter then it will be unselected on the Warehouse Location filter, and the same is true vice versa:
If a group data is selected/unselected the single data which belongs to this group is also selected/unselected.
For example, if on the Warehouse (Location) filter the group CDC_COG is unselected, the single data COG_Munich_CDC also becomes unselected:
If a single data is unselected, the group which the single data belongs to is also unselected.
For example, if on the Warehouse (Location) filter the single data Ankara_LDC is unselected, the group LDC also becomes unselected:
If all single data in a group is selected, the group is also selected.
For example, if on the Warehouse (Location) filter the single data COG_Katowice_LDC, COG_Lausanne_LDC, COG_Mannheim_LDC is selected, the group LDC_COG also becomes selected:
You can clear all the filters as follows:
Click on the icon at the upper right part of the filter side panel
Click on the Clear all filters option
All the unselected data becomes selected regardless of the type of the filter
This side panel contains all the suppliers defined in the input data. There is no supplier group data, but supplier location group does exist, so this side panel looks different from the others.
Use the checkboxes to filter by Supplier. Only the data of the selected supplier will be displayed on the page.
Without unselected filters, so the table shows data for all supplier
When Antalya_FG is unselected, so the table does not show data for this supplier.
You can switch to the location view as follows:
Click on the icon at the upper right part of the filter side panel
Click on the Switch to location view option
The behavior of the supplier filters is determined by the following:
If a location is selected/unselected, then the corresponding supplier is also selected/unselected.
If a supplier location group is selected/unselected, then the single supplier locations which belong to that group are also selected/unselected.
If a single supplier location is unselected, then the supplier location group which the single supplier location belongs to is also unselected.
If all single supplier locations in a location group is selected, then the location group is also selected.
If you click on the Select None option, then all the data on the filter become unselected.
This filter contains all of the warehouses and production facilities defined in your input data.
Use the checkboxes to filter by Resources. Only the nodes of the selected warehouses and production facilities will be displayed on the maps on Results page.
You can switch to location view as follows:
Click on the icon at the upper right part of the filter side panel
At the first box, you can decide whether the selected attributes should meet conditions such as is, is not, contains, does not contain, or matches regex. If it is “is” or “is not”, then in the second box, a drop-down list will appear from which you can select the attributes; otherwise, you need to fill them in manually.
By clicking on “Apply and Close,” only those attributes will be visible that meet the specified conditions. It will display columns that were originally included in the table at most.
With condition “is not Available” all columns except Available will be visible.
Following these steps later, further conditions can be added.
With adding condition “contains force” only “Force Open” and “Force Close” columns will be seen.
If the conditions are contradictory, no data will appear. For example, the simultaneous use of “is” and “is not.”
Conditions can be deleted one by one with “-” icons at the end of the rows or by clicking on “Clear All Filters” at the right top corner of the window.
If the table is empty due to the conditions, you can access the window by clicking on the filter icon at the right top corner.