You can edit the filters by clicking the ‘pencil’
You can set the Default. Selecting ‘None’ will have it default to none. If you selected ‘Matt Lam’ then it would always have a ‘Matt Laminate’ as the default.
You can also add it to a group. This just dictates where on the screen it positions the filter.
***A few tips for setting defaults on filters:
To set the default on a 'process' option, use the 'Short Name' and enter the front process 'name'.
Use a 'comma' in between and then add the reverse process' name'. Screenshot below shows the Short Names and the next screenshot shows the
short names combined as per this filter naming format.
When setting 'operations' as defaults, always use the 'Name' code to enter into the filter default:
When setting a size as default, always use the finished size 'Short Name' to enter into the filter default:
You can see the STOCK, COLOUR and SIZE on the left.
**If you want the filters to just show one under the other and not have any on the right of the screen, leave the 'Group' field blank***
If you cannot find the filter you require, you can create new ones by clicking on the 'Edit Filters' option:
This shows a new list of all the individual filters. At the bottom of the screen you can create new filters:
For this filter we want to be able to have it apply to any section type see we will leave it as 'None':
Once done, click the green 'tick' to create the new filter:
Now when creating a new filter set, the new filter is available for you to select: