Using Filters and Views to access tester data like survey results, profile information, activity, and much more.
This article applies to All editions.
In your Centercode implementation, you can Filter for information regarding/pertaining to Users. This will help you narrow down and easily find any particular information you are interested in seeing. If you'd like to see all results or just don't have many users, No Filter may work for you.
The other half of running a helpful User Management query is setting up your View. If you're looking for general user info, then the provided Default View may work for you. If there's any data you need to see in particular, please set up your View.
Tip: Have your Filter and View mirror the same data so that you can validate your results. If you Filter for a certain demographic, you'll want a View to match that.
Create Project User Filter:
From the Project Homepage:
- Click the Management button in the navigation bar.
- Click Users > Project users
- Click the New link to the right of the Filter drop-down list.
- Select the desired Data set, Item, Default qualifier, and optionally a Default value.
- Click the Add to filter button at the bottom of the Available Filter Items section.
- Repeat steps 3 and 4 until all desired Filter criteria have been added to the Filter.
- Complete any other desired Filter options.
- Click the Create filter button at the bottom of the page.
You have successfully created a Project user filter.
Project User Views
Views work with your Filter and allow you to refine your searches to find any specific information you may be looking for. If you're looking for general user info, then the provided Default View may work for you. If there's any data you need to see in particular, please set up your View.
Best Practice Tip: Have your View and Filter mirror the same data so that you can validate your results. If you Filter for a certain demographic, you'll want a View to match that.
Create Project User View:
From the Project Homepage:
- Click the Management button in the navigation bar.
- Click Users > Project users
- Click the New link to the right of the View drop down list.
- Select the desired Data set and highlight the item in the left text field.
- Double-Click the item to move it to the right text field (adding it to your View).
- Repeat steps 3 and 4 until all desired View items have been added to the View.
- Complete any other desired Advanced options.
- Click the Create view button at the bottom of the page.
You have successfully created a Project User View.
Requirements
- Manage Users Role
- Moderate Views Role (to modify or remove)
- Create Views Role (to create)
Notes
- Beyond your Data Set selection, most filter items are dynamic and defined by your implementation. For example, choosing a Data Set of Project Notices will compile a list of your available Notices to filter off of. Other Data Sets, such as Key Dates, include more static Items.