Setting Hierarchy Control
The default view of report results is set to the National level. However,
you can set filters to view report results for a specific organizational
level in the hierarchy.
To select an organization:
- Open the report for which you want to set a hierarchy filter.
- Click the
button in the upper right corner
of any TME ClearView web page.
The row of tabs changes as shown below.
.

- Do either of the following:
- To search for an organization by
name continue to the next step.
- To select an organization in a dropdown
list, go to Step 7.
- Click in the far left portion of the tab shown in Step 2, next
to TME.

The phrase Type Search appears
in the box.
- Click inside the box and then type a word, such as the name of
a country, a person's last name, or a partial name of an organization.
A list of search results are displayed with the full hierarchy path
shown for each one.
- Do either of the following:
- To remove the search results, and return to your user level,
click the
button.
- To select a search result, click it.
The path is now displayed in blue, above the row of tabs shown
in Step 2.
For example, TME > Region 50>
District 60> Dealer ABC
- To select an organization from a dropdown list, click the
button
in the upper right corner of the web page.
The row of tabs changes as shown below (partial graphic)
.

- Click the down arrow next to the bin icon
.
A dropdown list shows a list of organizations.
- Select the organization you want, click through the levels until
you reach the level you want.
- Do either of the following:
- To remove the display of organization
levels, and return to your user level, click the
button.
- To select the organization level
you located in Step 9, click
.
The hierarchy path is displayed in blue, above the row of tabs
shown in Step 2.
For example, TME > Region 50>
District 60> Dealer ABC.
- To remove the hierarchy filter, click
the
button, then click the bin icon
.
- Click
.
The hierarchy is reset to your user level.
See also:
Setting a Date Range
Getting Started