Filtering Runtime Data in the Summary View

Filter the data you see in the Summary tab of the Runtime Data Viewer.

The Summary tab provides two options for filtering displayed data: the Filter Options panel and the Filter bar at the top of the tab. The Filter bar refines results as you type. The Filter Options panel applies values when you click <Enter> or exit the field.

Both filtering options are synchronized. Filtering configurations applied in the Filter Options panel immediately populate in the Filter bar. Conversely, filtering configurations applied in the Filter bar immediately populate the corresponding filters in the Filter Options panel.

Using the Filter Options Panel

Click the Filter Options button to open the panel. Refer to the following table for Filter Options configuration information.

Table 4. Filter Options Panel
Filter Option Description
Max Parts to Show Controls how many of the most recent part columns display. Runtime Data Viewer applies this setting after all other filter configurations. Reducing this number improves rendering performance when testing many parts.
Part Status Filter Shows only parts that match one or more of the following statuses:
  • Failed
  • Error
  • Running
  • Passed
Alarm Filter

Show only rows or columns that contain alarms.

  • Show Alarmed Tests Only—Hides test rows with no alarmed results in any part column.
  • Show Alarmed Parts Only—Hides part columns with no alarms.
Numeric Range Filters Filter by number or a numeric range of the following filter types:
  • Die X coordinates
  • Die Y coordinates
  • Batch number
  • Site number
  • SW Bin number
  • Test number
Note Die X and Die Y filters appear only when at least one tested part includes die coordinate data.
Define values in the following formats:
  • Single value (3)
  • Comma-separated list (0, 1, 3)
  • Continuous range (0-3)
  • Combination of single values and ranges (0, 3, 5-9)

When a configuration is invalid, the field border turns red and displays a tooltip with the error description.
Text Filters The following filters support partial text matches:
  • Part ID
  • Step Name
  • Test Name
Filter entries are not case-sensitive. Use commas to separate multiple values.
Note Numeric Range Filters and Text Filters retain the entered values after the user disables the filter option. This behavior allows you to easily reapply filter information when enabling the filter again. Deleting a filter expression from the Filter bar, however, disables the associated Filter Options checkbox and deletes the configured values.

Using the Filter Bar

You can also type filter information directly in the text field of the Filter bar. Filter entries must observe exact filter syntax (key:value). Separate multiple filter requirements with a comma. For example, site:0, batch:1-5, test#:100-102, step:Continuity.

Note

In the Filter bar, a comma always separates two filter expressions, however, a comma does not separate multiple values for the same key. To match multiple values for one category, you must always designate the key. For example, site:0, site:3 is a valid configuration, but site:0,3 is an invalid configuration. The Filter Options panel value fields accept comma-separated lists (for example, 1-3, 5, 15). Configurations entered in the Filter Options panel automatically expand into the correct format in the Filter bar.

Table 5. Filter Bar Options and Syntax
Category Key Value Format Example
Site number site Single number or range site:0
Batch number batch Single number or range batch:10-20
Test number test# Single number or range test#:100, test#:105
SW bin number swbin or softwarebin Single number or range swbin:5
Die X coordinate x or diex Single number or range diex:5-10
Die Y coordinate y or diey Single number or range y:1-9
Part ID partid Text (substring) partid:ABC
Step name step or stepname Text (substring) step:open short, step:Continuity
Test name test or testname Text (substring) test:vcc 1.8v
Part status status
  • Failed
  • Passed
  • Running
  • Error
 status:failed, status:error
Alarm (rows) alarm tests alarm:tests
Alarm (columns) alarm parts alarm:parts
Note Different filter categories use AND logic. Runtime Data Viewer shows only data matching all active filters. For example, site:0, status:failed shows only failed parts on site 0. Multiple expressions within the same category use OR logic. Runtime Data Viewer shows only data matching any of those expressions. For example, status:fail, status:error shows parts that failed or errored. You can combine both logic types.