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 ====== How to access object properties ====== ====== How to access object properties ======
  
-Properties are characteristics attached to a given "​object"​, such as an Identification,​ a Context, a Protein Group or a Peptide.\\+[[userguide:​properties|Properties ​]]are characteristics attached to a given "​object"​.\\
 Most of the time these objects are represented by "​nodes"​ in a tree view. Most of the time these objects are represented by "​nodes"​ in a tree view.
  
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 {{:​propertyoutlineview_all.png|How to change visible columns in a tree view}} {{:​propertyoutlineview_all.png|How to change visible columns in a tree view}}
  
 +===== Filter rows in an tree view according column value in a tree view =====
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 +{{:​filtersoutlineview.png |Filters in a tree view}} You can find usefull filters in any tree view. For example, let's take the peptide tree view available in the protein group details tab ([[how_to:​viewprotgroups|how to display protein group details]]).\\
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 +If you want to display only peptides coming from the three preparation protocols (10ml, 5ml and UF), right-click on the "Child contexts"​ column in the row (peptide) having the contexts you want, then choose ''​Show only rows where > Child contexts == 10ml,​5ml,​UF''​ in the context sensitive menu.\\
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 +{{:​filtersoutlineview_nofilter.png |}}To come back to a normal view, right-click on the ''​Child contexts''​ column (any row) and select ''​Show only rows where > No Filter''​ in the context sensitive menu.\\
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