Filter and Sort

Filter and Sort options allow you to organize your anomalies by various criteria, such as Weight, Anomalous Records, and Created Date. You can also apply filters to refine your list of anomalies based on Timeframe, Type, and Rule etc.

Sort

You can sorts your anomalies by Anomalous Records, Created Date, and Weight to easily organize and prioritize them according to your needs.

No.	Sort By Option	Description
1	Anomalous Records	Sorts anomalies based on the number of anomalous records identified.
2	Created Date	Sorts anomalies according to the date they were detected.
3	Weight	Sorts anomalies by their assigned weight or importance level.

Whatever sorting option is selected, you can arrange the data either in ascending or descending order by clicking the caret button next to the selected sorting criteria.

Filter

You can filter your anomalies based on values like Timeframe, Type, Rule, and Tags, etc.

No.	Field	Description
1	Timeframe	Filtering anomalies detected within specific time ranges (e.g., anomalies detected in the last week or year).
2	Type	Filter anomalies based on anomaly type (Record or Shape).
3	Rule	Filter anomalies based on specific rules applied to the anomaly. By clicking on the caret down button next to the Rule field, the available rule types will be dynamically populated based on the rule types present in the results. The rules displayed are based on the current dataset and provide more granular control over filtering. Each rule type will show a counter next to it, displaying the total number of occurrences for that rule in the dataset. For example, the rule type Between is displayed with a total of 3 occurrences.
4	Table	Filters anomalies based on the table where they occurred.
5	Field	Filters anomalies based on the column in the table where the issue was found.
6	Check	Filters anomalies based on the check that generated them.

No.	Filter	Description
7	Tags	Tag Filter displays only the tags associated with the currently visible items, along with their color icon, name, type, and the number of matching records. Selecting one or more tags refines the list based on your selection. If no matching items are found, a No options found message is displayed.