<%NUMBERING1%>.<%NUMBERING2%>.<%NUMBERING3%> PRTG Manual: Working with Table Lists

Throughout the web interface you often see table lists of items, for example, sensor or device lists. Table lists are also available on the overview pages of Libraries, Maps, Reports, Notifications, and Schedules, as well as in Logs and Tickets. All these provide common functionality. Depending on the type of content in the list, tables show various information in their columns for each object.

On certain overview pages, like for sensors, tickets, and similar sensors, there is also an in-line filter available directly above the table. The filter options depend on the current page.

Example of a Table List

Feature	Display	What it does
Paging		The content of a table is displayed over several pages. Click the arrow symbols at the beginning or the end of a list to view other pages, or to jump to the beginning or the end of the list.
New Window		Click the window symbol at the beginning or end of a list to open the table in a new window.
Date Range		Use the date and time picker to show table list entries within a specific time span. Click the first date field for the start date and the second field for the end date. A calender dialog opens where you can select date and time. Click the Done button to apply the selected date and time.
Select Range		When viewing log lists (not available in other lists), click Select Range in the upper-right corner of the list to select the time span you want to show log entries for. Choose between Today, Yesterday, and several other time spans. Choose Unlimited to disable this filter again.
Items		Click Items at the beginning or end of the list to select how many rows are shown on each page. Choose between 50, 100, 500, and 1000.
Sorting		Click the column headers to sort lists by the respective column. You select all blue words for sorting, for example, by Status, Last Value, Priority, and more. The available options vary depending on the type of list.
Show XML		Click XML at the end of a list to download the current page in XML format. Your browser will usually show a download dialog.
Filtering		Use the filter options to show specific objects in the list. Enter one or more Tags into the field tagged with to filter the list for corresponding objects. You can use plus (+) and minus (–) signs to categorize tags as "must have this tag" or "must not have this tag". Click the entry next to related to to choose an object from the device tree with the Object Selector to show corresponding objects.