Customize the display of the process table
In table views, you have the option of arranging the columns as you wish
Show and hide columns
Above each column header, the user can access a small function menu using the pull-down icon and selecting the column heading.
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By ticking the box, this column is selected for display in the view.
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By unchecking the box, this column is removed from the view display.

Restore default view of columns
The default view refers to the display of a preconfigured view that shows all columns currently available in the view.
The user can access a preconfigured, current default view by:
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displaying all columns via each column header and displaying all columns by ticking the checkbox

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select the Reset view function to return to the originally configured display and arrangement of the columns

Adjusting the column width
To widen or narrow the column width in the view, use the mouse cursor to grab the column border of a column header and move it to the left/right to adjust the width.
Change the order of the columns
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Click on the desired column button and hold down the left mouse button.
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Drag the column to the desired position within the table.
The green markers in the table header indicate the positioning. -
Release the left mouse button.
Sort column contents
There are various options for sorting the data in a column in ascending or descending order:
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Open a small function menu via the corresponding pull-down icon for each column header.
Select the appropriate sorting order, whereupon the data is sorted in the view.

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By clicking on the name of the column header to be sorted, you can specify a sort order for the content of the column.
Clicking on the column header sorts the content of this column in ascending order and the next click sorts it in descending order.

Remove sort order of column contents
Here, too, the user has several options for resetting the sort order of the column contents.
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Triple-clicking in the sorted column header removes the sort order of the column.
This means that the first click on the column header causes an ascending sort, the second click causes a descending sort, and the third click removes the sort again.

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The user moves the mouse to any row below the sorted column and opens a small menu with the right mouse button.
Under Sorting, the user can then reset the sort order using "Remove sort order".

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The user selects the "Remove sort order" function via the Process Monitor ribbon to remove a set column sort order.
