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• Use the Phixflow task bar (grey bar at the bottom of the screen) to navigate back to the model Dashboards and Forms 01-08: Views, filters and dashboards
• Double click on the stream Overall debt levels
• Again using the PhixFlow task bar, select the dashboard you just created (Overall Debt Levels) to bring this back to the front
• The next step is illustrated by the video:

• Go to the Views section
• To add a new view, click Image Removed - Insert
• Configure the following details for the new view: 
  • Name: Overall Debt Levels
  • Display Type: Grid
  • Press Apply
  • In the View Attributes section, press Image Removed- Show Stream Attributes
  • Select all three attributes from the stream (not Count()) into the list of stream view attributes
• Press Image Removed to save your changes and close the stream view configuration form

You will now

To recap, the steps in the video were:

• Drag the icon in the top left hand corner of the stream config form onto the dashboard
• This creates a stream view - the stream view shows on the dashboard, and the configuration form for the view opens in the repository browser
• From the stream view configuration form, open the list of stream attributes
• Drag the attributes you want (in this case, all of them) from the list onto the header of the stream view in the dashboard

You can also see your new view in the list of views for the stream. View data in your view by right clicking your new view and selecting View Chart

You will see the data in the stream displayed in a table format – in fact, this is the same as the view you opened at the start of the exercise (the default view).

You can also see your new view in the hover menu view list – find this and open your new view from there (only a single click is needed to open a view from this menu)

Editing a Stream View

• Open the list of views from the hover menu
• Right-click on your new view and select Edit
• You will change the order of the columns in the grid:
• In the list of attributes under View Attributes, select PaymentMeans and drag it to the bottom of the list
• Press Image Removed
• Open the view

You will see the data in the stream, but with the columns re-ordered.:

• Hover over the stream Overall Debt Levels in the model
• From the hover menu press Image Added - Show the list of Stream Views and select Overall Debt Levels
  

Editing a Stream View

• Open the dashboard Overall Debt Levels
• Right click on the data in the dashboard, select Image Added Show the Stream View Configuration

You can edit details of the view in the configuration form, but there are a number of change you can make directly to the view in the dashboard:

Re-order columns

To re-order columns:

• Grab a column heading
• Drag it, drop it in a new position

Freeze rows

You can freeze a number of columns

TODO: need new example to show this; view in this exercise too small

Set width

You can fix the width of a column. By default, columns are flex. To see this, maximise the dashboard - the columns widen to fit the overall size of the window. To fix a column with:

• Grab the right hand edge of a column heading
• Move it to set the width
• Maximise the view - you will see that the set column stays the same size, while the remaining columns flex

Set flex

If you fix the width of a column, you can return it to being a flex column:

• Right click on a column heading
• Select Set flex column

Quick filtering

As well as building permanent filters (you will do this in the next exercise), quick filters are available to you and the users you are creating this view for. To use a quick filter:

• Hover over a column heading
• A Image Addedsymbol appears
• You can select operators and enter value to filter on values in that column
• You can add clauses to this filter
• You can additionally filter on other columns, and these filter will apply together to further filter the data

Quick sorting

As well as building permanent sort orders (you will do this in a future exercise), you can apply a quick sort:

• Right click on a column heading in the stream view
• Select Sort Ascending or Sort Descending