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The Case Explorer is an intuitive tool for examining single cases =
and their associated activities.
The data provided will be =
presented as a table:
As the Case Explorer usually displays a lot of cases, you might want to = start ordering the columns, to obtain relevant information at a glance.
Simply Drag&Drop the columns with your mouse.
To search for data in a specific column, hover the column title. A= lens icon will show up next to the column title:
Click the lens to open a search field.
Enter your search and press Enter on your keyboard.
Now the whole table will only show cases that include your search = value in your selected column.
You can even apply different searches on various columns!= p>
Just repeat these instructions for any other column.
All columns that are affected by a search will be marked with a bl= ue lense:
To alter or delete your search, click on the lense. The search fie= ld will open again.
To sort one or several columns, left-click on any column title. A sortin= g field will come up:
You can choose between a descending sorting rule, or an ascending sortin= g rule.
By default, every column is set to "No sorting" (and will thus be sorted= by the Case ID column).
Sorting in Data Models
Your Data Model might already include sorting rules for the Case Table.<= /p>
These can be pre-defined in the Data Integration process (learn mor= e about Data Integration in the Dat= a Scientist chapter).
You can recognize active sorting rules by a small  = ;symbol. You can alter or remove your sorting rule by clicking on this icon= .
To undo all existing sorting rules (among all columns), select