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[[Category:Timetable resource selection]]

[[{{NAMESPACE}}:WebView Manual|WebView User Manual]] 
[[{{NAMESPACE}}:WebView_resource_selection|Timetable resource selection]] 
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==Consumer selection==

===Introduction===
To view a timetable you must let the system know which consumers you wish to see in this timetable. 
First select one or several consumers of choice and then click one of the timetable display buttons, for example: 'Calendar Timetable', which then renders and opens the timetable. 
Here follows an explanation on the various ways of selecting consumers.

{{Lightbulb}} You can combine different kinds of items in the same timetable.
:For example: you want the timetable of a consumer and a room.
:First you select the consumer, then you click the Room tab, select the room and finally click the display button to open the timetable.

===Steps===

#Click the 'My selection' tab and then the Consumer tab.
#:A list of consumers appears below.
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#Tick the boxes to select the consumers you want to see in the timetable.
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#:[[Bestand:100enWebViewConsumerSelection2.png|600px|none]]
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===Select all===
Tick the box at the top left to select all the consumers at once.

:[[Bestand:100enWebViewConsumerSelection3.png|600px|none]]

===Deselect all===
Untick the box at the top left to deslect all the consumers at once.

:[[Bestand:100enWebViewConsumerSelection4.png|550px|none]]

===Remove Consumers from the selection===
First tick the boxes of consumers you wish to remove and then click the 'Remove selected Consumer from list' button. 
For example: in the figure the user wishes to remove David and Nigel from the selection.

:[[Bestand:100enWebViewConsumerSelection5.png|750px|none]]

In the figure the consumers David and Nigel are no longer visible in the selection.

:[[Bestand:100enWebViewConsumerSelection6.png|650px|none]]

{{Lightbulb}} If you removed a consumer by mistake you can recover it by using the 'Expand selection: Consumer' button.

===Quickly select multiple consumers===
#Place the mouse on the box of first consumer you wish to tick.
#Keep the left mouse button pressed.
#Drag the mouse down to the box of the last consumer you wish to tick.
#:You see the boxes of consumers you selected are ticked.
#When you release the mouse button the boxes remain ticked.

===Expand selection===
Click the 'Expand selection: Consumer' button to get to the 'Expand selection', Consumer tab. You can now add consumers to the selection.

See explanation in [[{{NAMESPACE}}:WebView expand consumer selection|Expand consumer selection]].

:[[Bestand:100enWebViewConsumerSelection7.png|550px|none]]

===Sorting buttons===
If the consumers list is very long it becomes more difficult to find a particular consumer. 
Labels such as 'Consumer code' and 'Consumer types' function as sorting buttons that enable you to sort in alphanumeric order. 
In the figure the user has clicked the 'Consumer types' label and the consumers are in alphanumeric order of consumer types, from a to z. 
The small triangle is facing up.

:[[Bestand:100enWebViewConsumerSelection8.png|800px|none]]

:{{Lightbulb}} Click the 'Consumer types' label once more in order to sort the consumers in reverse alphanumeric order of consumer types, from z to a. 
::The small triangle is facing down.

:[[Bestand:100enWebViewConsumerSelection9.png|800px|none]]

===Filter buttons===
If the list of consumers is very long even the sorting buttons might not help you to find particular consumers. 
Click the filter button at the top left or the second row from the top of a specific column (see green arrows in figure) in order to open a form in which you can filter explicitly. 
In the figure the user has clicked the filter button of the 'Consumer types' column and has entered a filter request in the form: The column 'Consumer types', with search condition contains and value IG, in order to find all consumers with IG in the name of the Consumer types.


:[[Bestand:100enWebViewConsumerSelection10.png|750px|none]]


Click the Filter button in the form for the system to execute the filter request. 
In the figure the system answers: '2 of 10 items are shown' and now only displays consumers with IG Consumer types.


:[[Bestand:100enWebViewConsumerSelection11.png|850px|none]]


Click the Clear button in the form to begin a new filter. 
Click the Cancel button in the form to undo a filter. 

{{Lightbulb}} Besides filter condition contains you can also filter with: is, 'starts with', 'ends with', 'does not contain', 'is not', 'does not start with', 'does not end with' and 'is empty'.

{{Lightbulb}} If the form is no longer open you can click the 'Clear filter' at the top left to undo the filter request.

{{Lightbulb}} If you use the filter icon at the top left then it will filter for matches in all columns.

{{warning_en}} Be sure to click the 'Clear filter' button when no longer needed otherwise your timetable might be missing items.

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