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# Data Grid Features
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The data grids within various tables have several features to improve your experience.
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## Search & Filter
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There is a Search box above a table's header row that can be used to filter the table data.
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![Search box above a table header row](/img/docs/auditor/access/general/tablesearch.webp)
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Begin typing in the Search box. The filter acts as a wildcard, filtering the table data as you type.
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## Column Filters
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There is a filter icon to the right of each column name that can be used to apply a column specific
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filter. You can apply filters to multiple columns simultaneously.
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![tablecolumnfilter](/img/docs/auditor/access/general/tablecolumnfilter.webp)
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Click the filter icon for the column you want to filter. Select the values you want to filter for
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from the list, and click **Apply**.
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**NOTE:** Hold the **Shift** key and click the first and last values to select a group of adjacent
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values, or hold the **Ctrl** key and click each value to select multiple values individually.
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![tablecolumnfilterclear](/img/docs/auditor/access/general/tablecolumnfilterclear.webp)
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The filter icon is highlighted orange for a column where a filter is applied. To clear an applied
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filter, click the filter icon and click **Clear**.
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## Resize Columns
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Table column widths can be resized to change the width.
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![Table header showing column line to be used to resize the column](/img/docs/auditor/access/general/tableresize.webp)
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Simply select the edges of the column headers and drag to the desired width.
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## Sort
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Data within a table can be sorted alphanumerically for a column.
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![Table column header showing arrow indicating ascending sort](/img/docs/auditor/access/general/tablesort.webp)
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Click on any column header. An arrow will appear next to the column name indicating the sort to be
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ascending or descending order.
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## Columns Selector
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Columns can be hidden or unhidden. Available columns for a table are listed in the column selector
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menu that appears when you right-click on a column header.
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![Column selector menu showing a hidden column](/img/docs/auditor/access/general/tablecolumns.webp)
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The column selector menu shows all available columns for the table. Check columns are visible.
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Unchecked columns are hidden.
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## Exports
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There are two export buttons above a table's header row that can be used to export the data
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currently displayed within the table.
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![Export buttons at the top of a table](/img/docs/auditor/access/general/tableexports.webp)
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- CSV Export – Downloads the data within the table in a CSV file format
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- Excel Export – Downloads the data within the table in an Excel file format
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The export mimics the table with any sort, filter, or column modifications. The Excel or CSV file
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can then be distributed as desired. The Excel file presents an easy to read format, including
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information about the selected table and resource at the top. The CSV file displays column headers
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in the first row.
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# Edit Notes Window
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The Edit Note window can be opened from a variety of interfaces. Follow the steps to add or edit a
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note.
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**Step 1 –** Select the item in the interface and click Edit Notes. The Edit Notes window opens.
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![Edit Notes window showing note entry field](/img/docs/auditor/access/general/editnotes.webp)
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**Step 2 –** Type or edit the note in the textbox.
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**Step 3 –** Click OK when finished. The Edit Notes window closes.
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The user name and a date timestamp will appear at the beginning of each note added.
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# Group Membership Window
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When a group trustee appears in the Trustee Name column of a review, it appears as a blue hyperlink
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in addition to the group icon displayed in front of the name.
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![Resource Reviews page showing the Group Membership window](/img/docs/enterpriseauditor/enterpriseauditor/admin/action/activedirectory/operations/groupmembership.webp)
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Click the hyperlink to open the Group Membership window. The group’s direct membership is listed for
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review. Click **Close** to return to the review.
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# Remove Changes Window
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Select the desired resource on a Review Details page and click **Remove Changes**. The Remove
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changes window opens to confirm the action.
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![Remove changes window](/img/docs/auditor/access/general/removechanges.webp)
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**CAUTION:** This will clear all owner-recommended changes and notes for the resource. The owner
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will be required to complete the review again.
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Click Yes to clear owner-recommended changes. Click No to cancel it. The Remove changes window
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closes.
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# Access Expiration Email
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If only temporary access was granted, once the date expires, the user will be automatically removed
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from the resource, and will receive an email notification informing them of the removal.
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![Access Expired email](/img/docs/accessinformationcenter/access/informationcenter/accessrequests/email/expired.webp)
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On the
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[Request History Page](/docs/accessinformationcenter/access/informationcenter/accessrequests/youraccessportal/requesthistory.md)
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of the Your Access portal, you can see that the icon in the Expired column has changed and it's
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tooltip indicates that the access has expired.
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# Access Request Reminder Email
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The Request Administrator may send reminder email from the Access Information Center for pending
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access requests.
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![Reminder email](/img/docs/accessinformationcenter/access/informationcenter/accessrequests/email/reminder.webp)
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Click **Sign in** to open the Access Information Center login page. Within the Owner portal,
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navigate to the Access Requests page to process the request. See the
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[Pending Access Requests](/docs/accessinformationcenter/access/informationcenter/accessrequests/owners/pendingrequests.md)
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topic for additional information.
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# User Access Request Email
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When a domain user submits a request, you receive an email notification.
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![User Access Request email](/img/docs/accessinformationcenter/access/informationcenter/accessrequests/owners/request.webp)
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The email will include the following information:
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- Resource Path — The icon indicates the type of resource. The resource name includes its location,
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such as the UNC path for a file system resource, the URL for SharePoint resource, or Group name
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(e.g., [Domain]\[Group]).
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- Resource Type — Indicates the type of resource (File Share, SharePoint site, Active Directory
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group, etc.)
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- User — Requester name and email address
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- Access — Level of access being requested
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- Request Notes — Note supplied by the requester
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See the [Process Request Via Email](#process-request-via-email) topic for additional information.
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## Process Request Via Email
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There are options for accepting or declining the request in the original email notification.
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![Request email response buttons](/img/docs/accessinformationcenter/access/informationcenter/accessrequests/email/requestbuttons.webp)
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You can use these buttons to either accept or decline the request from the email notification.
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### Accept Request
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Follow the steps to accept the request using the email buttons.
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**Step 1 –** Click **Yes** to approve the request. The Access Information Center launches in the
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default browser for security authentication.
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**Step 2 –** Log into the Access Information Center using your domain credentials.
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![Request accepted message](/img/docs/accessinformationcenter/access/informationcenter/accessrequests/email/requestaccepted.webp)
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**Step 3 –** A message displays confirming that your response has been saved. Click **Close** to
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close the browser window.
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The requester will receive an email notification on the updated status of the request. See the
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[Access Request Updated Email](/docs/accessinformationcenter/access/informationcenter/accessrequests/email/updated.md)
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topic for an example of this email.
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You can view the history of requests processed for your resources in the Owner portal. See the
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[Access Request History](/docs/accessinformationcenter/access/informationcenter/accessrequests/owners/requesthistory.md)
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topic for additional information.
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### Decline Request
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Follow the steps to decline the request using the email buttons.
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**Step 1 –** Click **No** to decline the request. The Access Information Center launches in the
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default browser for security authentication.
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**Step 2 –** Log into the Access Information Center using your domain credentials.
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![Decline access message](/img/docs/accessinformationcenter/access/informationcenter/accessrequests/email/requestdecline.webp)
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**Step 3 –** A message displays giving you the option to add an explanation for the user before the
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response is processed. Any note added here is included in the email nonfiction to the requesting
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user. Optionally enter an explanation into the Notes box, and click **Submit**.
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![Access declined message](/img/docs/accessinformationcenter/access/informationcenter/accessrequests/email/requestdeclined.webp)
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**Step 4 –** A message displays confirming that your response has been saved. Click **Close** to
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close the browser window.
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The requester will receive an email notification on the updated status of the request, including any
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note you added. See the
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[Access Request Updated Email](/docs/accessinformationcenter/access/informationcenter/accessrequests/email/updated.md)
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topic for an example of this email.
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You can view the history of requests processed for your resources in the Owner portal. See the
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[Access Request History](/docs/accessinformationcenter/access/informationcenter/accessrequests/owners/requesthistory.md)
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topic for additional information.
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# Access Request Updated Email
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When your access request has been processed by the resource owner, you will receive one of the
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following:
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- [Decision Accepted Email](#decision-accepted-email)
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- [Decision Denied Email](#decision-denied-email)
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## Decision Accepted Email
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When a resource owner approves your access request, you will receive an email notification.
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![Access Request Accepted status update email](/img/docs/accessinformationcenter/access/informationcenter/accessrequests/email/updatedaccepted.webp)
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The Decision row indicates the request was accepted. On the
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[Request History Page](/docs/accessinformationcenter/access/informationcenter/accessrequests/youraccessportal/requesthistory.md)
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of the Your Access portal, you will see a green check mark in the Decision column.
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## Decision Denied Email
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When a resource owner denies your access request, you will receive an email notification.
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![Access Request Declined status update email](/img/docs/accessinformationcenter/access/informationcenter/accessrequests/email/updateddeclined.webp)
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The Decision row indicates the request was denied. The owner may have provided a note explaining the
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decision, which will be visible at the bottom. On the
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[Request History Page](/docs/accessinformationcenter/access/informationcenter/accessrequests/youraccessportal/requesthistory.md)
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of the Your Access portal, you will see a Denied icon in the Decision column.

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