Configure project filters.
A filter allows you to display only certain data, according to certain criteria.
These criteria are specific to 
Project Monitor.
A user can set the default filter selected when logging in.
There are two types of filter: static and dynamic.
- static filter A list of objects set manually by the user, which only changes if the user modifies it. This is a saved filter.
- dynamic filter a list that automatically updates itself according to predefined criteria (attributes, attachments, etc.), integrating new objects that meet these criteria.
Filters can be :
- Private: visible and usable only by their creator.
- Public: accessible and usable by all platform users.
List of private project filters
Allows you to transform the private filter a public filter.
Rights required : 
public filter project creation
Allows you to delete a private filter.
Allows you to delete multiple private filters at once by selecting them.
Allows you to set a private filter the default in the filter list.
A small tick will appear on the line of the filter set as default.
It is possible to remove a default filter when you want to apply a filter to a screen (list of projects, resources, tasks, or exchanges). The default filter will reappear the next time you log out/log back in.
Required permission: No specific permission is required to create, edit, or delete a private filter.
Allows you to create a new private filter.
Allows you to modify an private filter .
We can have a filter All projects or a filter that works with criteria.
This button makes it easy to find the items you're looking for. You can use an already saved filter (private or public) or specify specific filter criteria.
Click on 
This button is used to sort :
- in ascending order on first click (down arrow)
- in descending order on second click (arrow up) A third click on this button removes the sorting.
Sorting is performed on the header of a list in the application: list of views, users, projects, etc.
Creating and modifying a private project filter
This screen lets you create and modify a private project filter (accessible only to the user who created it) and view the projects affected by this filter, whether dynamic or static.
Required permission: No specific permission is required to create, edit, or delete a private filter.
Here are the fields found in this screen:
Code It is also possible to select links for the filter. The names of these fields are those of the hierarchies created in the platform.
By clicking on this button, a list of projects matching the selection/criteria is displayed at the bottom of the screen.
Allows you to copy the criteria of a public filter and create a new private filter. When you click on this button, a window appears. You will be able to change the name of this new filter from public to private, i.e. accessible only to you. The new filter will use the same criteria as your public filter.
Validates your changes. This may redirect you to the previous page on some screens.
Allows you to delete a private filter.
Displays a list of modifications made to this filter by all users.
Stocks are sorted from the most recent to the oldest date.
