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Customizing the Events Table

Changing the Column Visibillity and Order

The events table layout can be customized in the following ways:

  • Showing or Hiding Columns: Right-click on any column header to open a list of all available column names, each with an accompanying checkbox. Click on the checkbox next to a specific column name to either show or hide that column.

  • Reordering Columns: You can change the order of the columns in the table by dragging and dropping the column headers. Simply click and hold the left mouse button on the header of the column you'd like to move, then drag it to the desired position. Release the mouse button to drop the column in that location, and the column order will be updated accordingly.

Customizing the events table Customizing the events table

Saving the Study Layout

To save a customized layout for a particular study, follow these steps:

  1. Locate and click the small button positioned in the top-right corner of the events table. This action will open the layout menu.
  2. From the menu options, choose Update Layout to apply the changes to the study.
  3. Save the workspace to persist the changes to file.

Steps to update a study's events table layout Steps to update a study's events table layout

Assigning the Default Layout

When an events table layout is assigned as the default layout, all new studies of the same type will then automatically apply the layout on creation. To assign a layout as the default, follow these steps:

  1. Locate and click the small button positioned in the top-right corner of the events table. This action will open the layout menu.
  2. From the menu options, choose Save As Default.

Resetting the Study Layout

The layout for a particular study can also be reset to the default layout by following these steps:

  1. Locate and click the small button positioned in the top-right corner of the events table. This action will open the layout menu.
  2. From the menu options, choose Reset Layout.
  3. Save the workspace to persist the changes to file.