1. Study Setup Guide
  2. Create custom programs, listings, and filters, and set up reference data
  3. Create public filters

Create public filters

Filters allow data reviewers to specify the data and discrepancies to view, but the user interface is not intuitive and may be difficult for nonprogrammers. You can create a set of public filters that data reviewers can use or modify.

Tips:

  • Create a set of standard public filters.

  • Do not create so many that it is hard for users to find their own filters.

  • Name each public filter descriptively so users know if it is useful for their purposes.

Parent topic: Create custom programs, listings, and filters, and set up reference data