View the Data Details of a Saved Search's Result

View the data details of a Saved Search's result in tabular format based on the type of Saved Search.

Overview

Package Required

To view the data details for a Saved Search, the Saved Searches package must be installed.

Optional Package

You may also view the data details for a Saved Search associated with a Collection. Use Saved Searches in Collections to search for records in a Collection. To use Collections, the Collections package must be installed.

Types of Saved Searches

Regardless of whether you created a Saved Search or if it has been shared with you, you may view the data details of that search result that is based on the ProcessMaker Query Language (PMQL) parameters configured in that Saved Search.

An image represents each Saved Search from the left sidebar, but only display on pages associated with its type. Saved Searches are organized by type:

  • Request-related Saved Searches are accessed from Requests pages.

  • Task-related Saved Searches are accessed from Tasks pages.

Columns that display in the tabular-formatted results for a Saved Search can be customized by the user that created the Saved Search. See the following topics:

If a Saved Search has been shared with you, you may not change the type of information that displays in its results.

While viewing a Saved Search, use the Search function to locate data in that Saved Search. Locate data using the following methods:

View Request-Type Saved Search Results

Package Required

To view results for a Saved Search, the Saved Searches package must be installed.

Saved Searches that pertain to Requests display on the following Requests pages:

An image represents each Saved Search from the left sidebar. Saved Search icons display below the icons to access the default Requests pages.

Follow these steps to view results from a Saved Search pertaining to Requests:

  1. Go to a Request-related page.

  2. Click the image that represents the Saved Search. The results for that Saved Search display.

Create charts of Saved Search results to visually analyze results.

View a Request Summary from Search Results

To view a Request summary from search results, do one of the following:

  • From the # column, click the Request number associated with the Process displaying in the Name column to view its summary. This number represents the sequential occurrence of that Process.

Below are results for a Request-related Saved Search.

View Task-Type Saved Search Results

Package Required

To view results for a Saved Search, the Saved Searches package must be installed.

Saved Searches that pertain to Tasks display on the following Tasks pages:

An image represents each Saved Search from the left sidebar. Saved Search icons display below the icons to access the default Tasks pages.

Follow these steps to view results from a Saved Search pertaining to Tasks:

  1. Go to a Task-related page.

  2. Click the image that represents the Saved Search. The results for that Saved Search display.

Create charts of Saved Search results to visually analyze results.

View a Task Summary from Search Results

To view a Task and its summary from search results, do one of the following:

  • From the Task column, click the Task name that you want to view.

Below are results for a Task-related Saved Search.

View Collection Record Saved Search Results

Packages Required

To view search results for a Saved Search, the Saved Searches package must be installed. Likewise, to create, share, or view Saved Searches for records in a Collection, the Collections package must also be installed.

Permissions Required

Your user account or group membership must have the "Collections: View Collections" permission to view the list of Collections unless your user account has the Make this user a Super Admin setting selected. See the Collections permissions or ask your Administrator for assistance.

Furthermore, your user account or group membership must have the View record permission from a Collection's configuration to view that Collection's records. See Configure a Collection or ask the manager of that Collection for assistance.

Follow these steps to view results from a Saved Search pertaining to records in a Collection:

  1. Ensure that you are logged on to ProcessMaker Platform.

  2. Click the Admin option from the top menu. The Users page displays.

  3. Click the image that represents the Saved Search. The results for that Saved Search display.

Create charts of Saved Search results to visually analyze results.

View a Collection Record from Search Results

Below are results for a Saved Search related to records in a Collection.

View a Request Summary from Search Results

To view a Request summary from search results, do one of the following:

  • From the # column, click the Request number associated with the Process displaying in the Name column to view its summary. This number represents the sequential occurrence of that Process.

View a Task Summary from Search Results

To view a Task and its summary from search results, do one of the following:

  • From the Task column, click the Task name that you want to view.

View a Collection Record from Search Results

Search for a Saved Search's Search Result

Use the Search setting to filter the Saved Search's search results that display.

If there are no search results from the Saved Search, the following message displays: No Data Available.

Display Information the Way You Want It

Control how tabular information displays, including how to sort columns or how many items display per page.

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