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The data table header area above the table itself from left to right contains the refresh button which fetches a fresh copy of the data table from the server and a [column selector](#column-selector) control to choose which columns are displayed and in which order.
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#### Column selector
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Use the column selector button  to open the colum selector interface:
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##### Filtered hidden columns indicator
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If a saved filter is selected and one or more of the columns being filtered are not selected to display the data table will indicate this by highlighting the column selector icon:
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If one or more of the columns being filtered are not selected to display the data table will indicate this by highlighting the column selector icon:
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To remove a filter from a column or edit it click on the column filter icon again and either remove or adjust the items in the filter or select delete to remove them entirely.
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##### Filtering dates and time zones
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When viewing data in AyaNova that is filtered with one of the relative date filters (for example a filter of "TODAY"), the User's local time zone setting is taken into account in order to ensure that the user sees data appropriate to _their time zone_.
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This means that two people with browsers in different time zones using a filter of TODAY for a date field may see different lists of results from each other.
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###### Equality
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Will match when exactly the same tags in search are present (in any order) in the record and no other tags.
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For example an Equals tag filter with {red,green,blue} will return records with tags {green,red,blue} but _not_ match {red,green,blue,orange}
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###### Not equal
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The opposite of Equality; specifically exclude rows that exactly match all the search terms
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For example a Not equal filter with {red,green,blue} will return records with tags {red,green,blue,orange} but _not_ match {green,red,blue}
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###### NO value
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Will return records with no tags set at all.
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###### Has value
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Will return records with any tag set.
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###### Contains
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Returns records that contain the specified search tags. Records may have other additional tags but that's ok as long as it has the search term ones.
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For example a contains filter for tags {red,green,blue} will return records with tags {green,red,blue} and also {red,green,blue,orange}
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###### Not contains
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All tags in search query _NOT_ present in db record, doesn't care what else is in db record as long as it's not the search terms (in any order).
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For example a Not contains filter for tags {red,green,blue} will not return records with tags {green,red,blue} and also not return {red,green,blue,orange} but would return {red,green,black}
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