Point Mapping Data Segmentation
Synergy allows you to segment data into logical groupings to make Point Mapping faster and more efficient. The following information defines how to use the search functionality to segment point data.
Searching Mapped Points by Metric ID
1. Click the "Mapped" tab.
2. Click the “Search Metric ID” search bar and type or copy and paste the desired Metric ID. The [Apply] button becomes active.
Note: If you copy and paste a Metric ID into the "Search Metric ID" search bar, make sure there are no spaces before or after the entry.
3. Click on the [Apply Filter] button. The table is filtered based on your search input.
Searching Mapped Points by Asset Path
1. Click the "Mapped" tab.
2. Click the “Search Asset Path” search bar and type or copy and paste the desired asset path. The [Apply Filter] button becomes active.
Note: If you copy and paste an asset path into the "Search Asset Path" search bar, make sure there are no spaces before or after the entry.
3. Click on the [Apply Filter] button. The table is filtered based on your search input.
Searching Ignored Points by Metric ID
1. Click the "Ignored" tab.
2. Click the “Search Metric ID” search bar and type or copy and paste a desired Metric ID. The [Apply Filter] button becomes active.
Note: If you copy and paste a Metric ID into the "Search Metric ID" search bar, make sure there are no spaces before or after the entry.
3. Click on the [Apply Filter] button. The table is filtered based on your search input.
Using Search Bar Wildcards
Wildcards can be used in searches to further define table results. The asterisk symbol (*) is the wildcard identifier and replaces parts of an asset path or display name in searches.
- Using a wildcard at the beginning will return all asset paths that end with the search term.
- Using a wildcard at the end will return all asset paths that begin with the search term.
- Using a wildcard at both the start and end will return all asset paths that contain the search term.
- Using a wildcard between search terms will return all asset paths that contain the search terms between wildcards (Example: *flr_1*chlrPlant*chlr*).
Sorting Point Mapper Tables
To help you quickly find desired point mapping data, you can sort rules tables by category.
1. Click the appropriate Point Mapper screen tab.
2. Select the category (column heading) you want to sort and click the arrow next to the category name. An upward-pointing arrow sorts the list in ascending order while a downward-pointing arrow sorts the list in descending order.
Returning to the Default Table View
To return to the default table view after you have segmented the data, click the “Clear Filter” link in the Filter bar.
