Configuring Column Order

To configure column order:

1. Select Configure Table below the table.
2. Use the attribute's Handle to drag it to a different position in the order.
   OR
   Choose Send to top or Send to bottom to the right of the attribute name.

Configuring Column Visibility

To configure column visibility:

1. Select Configure Table below the table.
2. Select or clear the checkboxes for each attribute to indicate which are visible or hidden, respectively.

Changing Column Width

To change the width of a column:

1. Move your cursor over the separator line between columns.
2. Drag to resize the column, then release.

Sorting by Attribute Value

To sort records or pairs by attribute value:

Select the column name multiple times to cycle between ascending, descending, and unsorted.

Selecting Multiple Records or Pairs

To select multiple neighboring rows:

1. Select the checkbox of the first record.
2. Shift+Select the last record.

To select multiple non-neighboring rows:

If a checkbox appears when you move your cursor over the left end of a row, select the checkbox of each record. Alternatively, you can Ctrl+Select (Windows) or Cmd+Select (Mac) each record.

Icons in Column Headers

When Tamr Core displays data in tabular format, icons appear next to the attribute names to provide information about the source or use of that attribute.

machine learning: Select or deselect this icon to include or not include an attribute in machine learning. The icon is blue when the attribute is included and white when it is not.

system-generated: This attribute is generated by Tamr Core.

user-defined signal: This column reflects a user-defined signal. (Applies to the Pairs page in mastering projects only.)

Interpreting Graphs in Column Headers

On the Schema Mapping and Unified Dataset pages, Tamr Core displays attribute density graphs under each attribute name.

Move your cursor over column headers for additional insight on each attribute value. The attribute density graph shows an estimated count of how many records in your dataset(s) contain single values, multiple values, or empty values for that attribute field.

The colors of the attribute density graph represent the following for each attribute:

• Blue: percentage of records with single values.
• Green: percentage of records with an array (multiple values).
• Pink: percentage of records with empty (null) values.

Note: The graph shows an approximate estimation of your data, meaning the percentages may not add up perfectly to 100%.

Attribute density graphs on the Schema Mapping page:

When you expand an attribute's details on the Schema Mapping page, the following information displays:

• Record count.
• Most frequent values with percentages.
• An attribute density graph representing the percentages of records with different types of data values versus those that are null, empty, or blank. Move your cursor over the colored sections of the bar to see the estimated, calculated percentages.

Attribute density graphs on the Unified Dataset page:

You can also access metrics on the Unified Dataset page. Move your cursor over the graph under an attribute name to see its metrics.

Opening a URL in Record Data

If a record contains a URL, you can open it in a new web browser tab.

Tamr Core displays any data value that begins with http or https followed by a well-formed URL as a selectable hyperlink.

To open a URL contained in a record's data:

1. Navigate to any page displaying record data, such as the Unified Dataset, Pairs, Clusters, or categorized records page. If a record contains a URL, New tab appears inline with the selectable hyperlink highlighted in blue.
2. Choose New tab or the hyperlink.