Modify Columns

The variant grid provides a configurable view of variants in a case. You can create new filtered views and customize the column configuration in the grid.

The configured view applies only to the selected case.

Modifying how data appear in the variant grid only affects how information is arranged in the table. Modifying views does not change the underlying data.

The test definition specifies one or more default tabs that provide filtered variant views. Each view resides on a different tab with a unique set of filters. The tab lists the name of the filter and the number of variants passing the filter. Refer to Apply Variant Filters to learn how to create and modify variant filters.

You can create an unlimited number of tabs for as many additional views as necessary.

Show, Hide, or Reorder Columns

Show, hide, and reorder columns in the grid for a custom view of data in the tab. Changing the column order changes the view for all users.

Drag a column to move it.
Columns with additional data can be expanded by selecting (+More).
Select the menu next to the column name and change any of the following options: – Show or hide columns. – Pin a column. – Resize columns.\

The Interpret, Flag, and IGV columns in This Case section are always visible and cannot be hidden or moved.

Sort Columns

Each tab can support a different custom sort that includes up to 10 columns. Custom sort configuration is per-tab and persists across sessions.

An arrow in the column heading indicates that the column is sorted. If more than one column is sorted, a number indicates the sort level.

To sort a column, select the column heading.
To add a level of sort, hold the shift key and select a different column heading. Select the heading again to reverse the sort for the column.
To clear the sort, select any column without holding the shift key.

Save Column Configuration

Column configurations can be saved to appear in the same order for every case. Column configurations are saved together with a filter as part of the tab in the variant grid.

Show, hide, and organize columns as desired. If filtering logic is focused on a certain variant category, columns could be configured to view data relevant to that variant category.
Select Edit Variant Filters.
Select Save As.
Use the filter and column configuration for other cases by loading the filter or by adding the filter to default filters in Test Definitions.

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Show, Hide, or Reorder Columns

Show, hide, and reorder columns in the grid for a custom view of data in the tab. Changing the column order changes the view for all users.

Drag a column to move it.

Columns with additional data can be expanded by selecting (+More).

Select the menu next to the column name and change any of the following options: – Show or hide columns. – Pin a column. – Resize columns.\

The Interpret, Flag, and IGV columns in This Case section are always visible and cannot be hidden or moved.

Sort Columns

Each tab can support a different custom sort that includes up to 10 columns. Custom sort configuration is per-tab and persists across sessions.

An arrow in the column heading indicates that the column is sorted. If more than one column is sorted, a number indicates the sort level.

To sort a column, select the column heading.

To add a level of sort, hold the shift key and select a different column heading. Select the heading again to reverse the sort for the column.

To clear the sort, select any column without holding the shift key.

Save Column Configuration

Column configurations can be saved to appear in the same order for every case. Column configurations are saved together with a filter as part of the tab in the variant grid.

Show, hide, and organize columns as desired. If filtering logic is focused on a certain variant category, columns could be configured to view data relevant to that variant category.

Select Edit Variant Filters.

Select Save As.

Use the filter and column configuration for other cases by loading the filter or by adding the filter to default filters in Test Definitions.