CFS 2002 CD-Rom
- About
- Installing
- Accessing Data Directly and Format Library
- Accessing Large Data Files
- System Requirements
- Adding/Removing Columns
- Arranging Columns
- Changing Column Header
- Changing Column Width
- Changing Row Height
- Changing Text Appearance
- Changing Titles
- Displaying Filter Pane
- Displaying/Hiding Grid Lines
- Displaying/Hiding Row Numbers
- Opening Custom Tables
- Saving
- Splitting Window
- Using
About 2002 Commodity Flow Survey
- Introduction to CFS
- A - Comparability with the 1993 and 1997 CFS
- B - Reliability of the Estimates
- C - Sample Design, Data Collection, and Estimation
- D - Standard Classification of Transported Goods Code Information
Filtering
Data
With CFS
2002, you can filter a data table and display only those rows that contain
a value you specify. For example, if a data table contains information
about every state in the United States, you can apply the filter "New
Jersey" and limit your display to only those rows that contain information
about the state of New Jersey.
To filter data:
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With the Filter pane displayed, use the Row Filter(s) drop-down list box at the top of the Filter pane to select the desired f filter type you want to apply. The list of available filters you can choose from varies, depending on the data in the table you have open.
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In the Filter pane list box (below the Row Filter(s) drop-down list box), select the filter you want to apply. (Multiple filters of the same type can be applied by selecting additional filters while holding down the Ctrl key.)
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If you select Data Item by Value, the Select Rows dialog box appears and prompts you to select a comparison operator such as “>” (greater than) and enter a specific numeric value.
The selected filter is applied to the displayed data table. The filter details are displayed in the filter list box at the bottom of the Filter pane. -
To apply an additional filter (in conjunction with the already applied filter, repeats steps 1 through 3.