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Using Filters

Filters help you quickly locate incidents and analyses and are available for you to use on the Intelligence, Incident and Analysis tabs. A default set of filters is available in the filters dropdown list from each of these perspectives, but you can also create and save new filters, edit filters and apply filters temporarily (filters applied temporarily are deleted when you create a new filter, edit or view an existing filter, use the incident name quick search feature or log out of WFDSS).

Filters and the way they are applied works the same in each perspective, although filters are not shared between perspectives. In other words, if you create an incident filter to display the incidents you own in the incident list, you would have to create the same filter a second time from the intelligence perspective if you want to view those same incidents on the intelligence map.

Default filters and filters you create and save are always available for you to use and a maximum of 30 filters is allowed in each perspective. Take the time to manage your filters, as this will minimize the need for applying filters temporarily. Temporary filters, if used as they were intended, will help you to quickly locate incidents or analyses on an isolated basis. For example, create and save a filter to locate incidents that you own and access regularly, and apply a filter temporarily to view a decision for a fire on a neighboring unit.

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Last updated on 11/16/2012 3:03:43 PM.

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Filters

See Also

Sharing Filters

Creating a Group Filter

Incident Filters

Intelligence Filters

Analysis Filters

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Relative Risk Reference

Organization Assessment Reference

Fire Behavior Reference

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