Searching in Eclipse Reports

You can search on pages that display the search field. You can also search and narrow reports using quick filters. Use the Search field in the following areas:

Templates or Reports tab on the Home page.
The system searches the title, description, and ID of the report.
1. Enter a keyword for the data you want to look for on the reports, such as demand.
2. Press Enter. The system resorts the table to display only the items that match your criteria.
3. Apply filters, edit, copy or run the report, export the data, or save the information as needed.
Report tab when viewing or editing reports for each column.
The system searches any column data available for a report you are creating so that you can find the information to add to your report.
1. Enter a keyword for a column or data you want to add to the report, such as branch.
The system displays a pop-up window with any matches for your entry.
1. Highlight the matching column you want to add and press Enter.
The system adds the column to your report. You can move the column, if needed.

Review the following before searching:

Function / Term	Description
Drop-down selection boxes	The system provides a drop-down selection box when using the Search field. Keywords displayed in the drop-down selections are pulled from available column data only.
Case sensitivity	None of the search fields in Eclipse Reports are case sensitive. If you need to search for the city Orlando, you can type Orlando or orlando.
Column searches	When changing your search from one column to another, wait for the system to display the results after deleting the previous search before moving the cursor.
	Column searches are also known as quick filters. Use these search fields to narrow your report results and export without having to move away from your report results to create a filter.
	If you use multiple quick filters, the system uses an AND operator between filters and displays the results accordingly so that your report results are further narrowed each time you apply a quick filter. For example, you apply a filter on the Product Desc column for "shopvac." The system displays all results that have "shopvac" in the description. You add a filter in the Effective Date column to view items from 2008. The system displays items that contain "shopvac" with an effective date in 2008.