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Revision as of 18:41, 4 November 2013

Overview

A view is always based on a table and may include data from related tables as well. When you create a new view, it starts off as a list with no filter and includes all the fields of the table upon which this view is based.

A view is automatically created the first time you click on a table in a list of tables for a data source. Once a table has at least one view, clicking on a table will open an existing view.

Creating a New View

To create a new view:

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  1. in the menu select Explore -> Data Sources and Tables
  2. select a data source to list its tables
  3. using the context menu (right-click or touch) on the desired table, select Create View. You can right-click anywhere on the row
  4. give it a name
  5. if you don't want the new view to be added the Favorites, uncheck the option "Add the new view to Favorites"
  6. click OK

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The new view is created and displayed, and you can start making changes to it. Changes are automatically saved.

Cloning a View

Another way of creating a new view is by cloning an existing view.

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The Explore Analytics User Interface
Selecting Fields
Managing Favorites
Managing Tags
Data Sources and Tables
Field Data Types
SQL Expression Field
Drill Down
Binning
View
Defining a Filter
Cloning a View
Sharing a View
Creating a New View
View Editor
Working with Values
Using Multiple Tables in a View
Exporting View Data
Exporting and Importing View Definition
Editing a Long-Running View
List
Working with Lists
Reporting on ServiceNow Variables
Calculated Fields
List Mashup
Pivot
Calculated Values and Calculated Columns
Calculated Values
Calculated Columns
Pivot Drill Through to Details
Coloring Rules
Formatting Categories and Values