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Basic Filtering |
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Basic filtering displays holidays based on the Holidays Set selected in the TreeView on the left of the Holidays Explorer. This method, while limited has the advantage of being intuitive and based on concepts commonly used in Q++.
To apply filtering based on Holidays Sets, select a holidays set in the TreeView. In the example below, only the holidays belonging to the Australia holidays set will be displayed.
You can also apply filtering to display all holidays of all subsets of a set by checking the Recurse Subsets checkbox at the bottom left of the Holidays Explorer.
In the example above, any holiday that belongs to any of the subsets of World Holidays will be displayed. If these subsets contained folders, then the subsets of these folders would also be included.
Note that the currently applied filter will be displayed at the bottom of the Holidays Explorer, as shown below.
Use the 
button to remove the displayed filter permanently. Alternatively, you can use the 
checkbox to disable the filter temporarily. To modify the displayed filter, use the Customize... button at the right of the filter zone (this is equivalent to advanced filtering).
See also : Intermediate Filtering, Advanced Filtering.