Views Reference

Making the most of all the views...

Omniscope currently offers 14 different views. More views are always under development. You can preview and test new views in development and testing by enabling experimental features on your installation. Note: to see experimental views and features still under development, go to: Tools > Advanced Tools > Application wide settings > Show experimental features- you will need to re-start your Omniscope for full effect.

		View Toolbar - documentation of commands common to all views
		Table View- see all of your data in rows and columns, with aggregation options and defined Formulas & variables
		Chart View- horizontal visualisations of data values in your columns, a powerful tool for correcting your data
		Pie View- show splits/proportions of values in category, number and date fields
		Bar View- display levels in category, numeric or data fields using horizontal, vertical, stacked and cascaded bars
		Graph View- identify relationships between columns with scatter plots or time series, using statistical analysis to identify trends, outliers and exceptions
		Tile View- Show each record as a re-sizable tile or image,useful for 'heat maps', image catalogues and much more
		Pivot View- displays summary values (sums, means, counts, etc.)at intersections of selected category columns
		Tree View- show pure (one record per node) and comparative hierarchies as dynamic, filterable, multi-level 'trees'
		Portal View- text search plus dynamic filtering of categories, numbers and dates and statistical summaries of the target universe
		Map View- geo-spatial positioning of records, with embedded or web-based maps enabling selection, filtering, and connected markers
		Venn View- See the overlaps between up to 5 pre-defined subsets of the data ('named queries') corresponding to the filter settings or selections in place at the time you save or add to the named query
		Web View- display multiple web pages, and exchange data with remote web services
		Details View- see some or all the displayed attributes of each record, with associated image(s) and links.
		DataPlayer View- provides the tools required to format some or all of the data for export as interactive Flash DataPlayers.

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Views Reference

Making the most of all the views...

View Toolbar - documentation of commands common to all views

Table View- see all of your data in rows and columns, with aggregation options and defined Formulas & variables

Chart View- horizontal visualisations of data values in your columns, a powerful tool for correcting your data

Pie View- show splits/proportions of values in category, number and date fields

Bar View- display levels in category, numeric or data fields using horizontal, vertical, stacked and cascaded bars

Graph View- identify relationships between columns with scatter plots or time series, using statistical analysis to identify trends, outliers and exceptions

Tile View- Show each record as a re-sizable tile or image,useful for 'heat maps', image catalogues and much more

Pivot View- displays summary values (sums, means, counts, etc.)at intersections of selected category columns

Tree View- show pure (one record per node) and comparative hierarchies as dynamic, filterable, multi-level 'trees'

Portal View- text search plus dynamic filtering of categories, numbers and dates and statistical summaries of the target universe

Map View- geo-spatial positioning of records, with embedded or web-based maps enabling selection, filtering, and connected markers

Venn View- See the overlaps between up to 5 pre-defined subsets of the data ('named queries') corresponding to the filter settings or selections in place at the time you save or add to the named query

Web View- display multiple web pages, and exchange data with remote web services

Details View- see some or all the displayed attributes of each record, with associated image(s) and links.

DataPlayer View- provides the tools required to format some or all of the data for export as interactive Flash DataPlayers.