gmak wrote:
> Allen,
>
> So simple, but not really documented (as far as I could find).
They talk about it a little in the phasing tutorial. But phasing is
something I really didn't 'get' until I started using it. ;-)
The difference between the 'phase' and the 'phase filter' and how you
have to set each to get what you want out of a view is a little
confusing at first. I've found it helps to think of it this way:
1. A 'Phase' is actually a range of time, not a point.
2. Every Phase has stuff happening at the beginning, the middle, and
the end.
3. The Phase setting in a view is which phase you're looking at.
4. The Phase Filters in a view then set whether you're seeing things
at the beginning of that phase (Prior + Demo), the middle of that
phase (Prior + New or Show All), or the end of that phase (Show Complete).
I always make a 'current phase only' phase filter that's used just to
help figure out what's in what phase and to help correct display issues.
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