Cisco Cisco Process Orchestrator 3.1 User Guide

To customize these colors, choose Tools > Customize. For more information about customizing the 
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You can filter the results by a range of dates, by a start or end period, by days to offset, by a specific time 
period, and so on.

Choose Operations > [Operation] > [Views option]. 

Use the Filter by [Object] drop-down list to display processes or activities according to its assigned 
category in the Results pane.

The default selection is <No Filter>. After the initial change to the selection, the last selected item 
displays.

On the [Views option] subheader, choose the appropriate category and time period to display.

For example, you can filter the results by:

Object (category, name, description, automation pack, trigger name or type, or lock option)

Date range (from and to)

Start time or end time period

To use the current time as the Start Time or End Time period in which the activities are 
displayed, do not make any changes to Time menu options.

To modify the start and end times, choose:

Start—Default option uses the current time on the Console

Back—Adjusts the number of hours that precede the current Console time

Forward—Adjusts the number of hours ahead of the current Console time

Current time period

The navigation arrows located on each side of the Calendar icon select the next day on the Back and 
Forward options on the Start Date and End Date submenu.

The Back arrow chooses the previous day prior to the currently selected day on the Back 
submenu for the starting and ending dates. For example, if Yesterday is currently selected, then 
clicking the Back arrow changes the display selection to 2 days before today.

The Forward arrow chooses the day after the currently selected day. For example, if Tomorrow 
is currently selected, then clicking the Forward arrow changes the display selection to 2 days 
after today.

Calendar date

A specific date

Days to offset—Use the More option on the Before today and After today submenus to enter a 
specific number of days for the start date. Use Select Day Offset when the appropriate number of 
days to offset is not on the predefined list.

To specify days before the displayed value, select or enter a negative number.