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The legend and the filter

The legend states what the schedule's colors and icons mean; the filter hides part of it to keep only what interests you. Two neighboring panels, one under the grid, the other in the right-hand panel.

The legend fills itself in

You don't have to declare anything: as soon as a block color or an icon type appears anywhere in the schedule, it automatically enters the legend, at the bottom of the screen. Each entry carries its swatch and a name: the one you gave it, otherwise the color's palette name ("Blue", "Brown"…), otherwise "Custom color" — never a code. To give a color a meaning ("Earthworks", "Delay"…), click its entry, or the pencil "Change the legend" at the end of the line: the settings open on its field. The legend fits on one line; the "Collapse the legend" button shrinks it, and that choice is remembered in your browser, without touching anyone else's schedule.

The legend is also configured from Settings › Presentation and legend, Legend section: show it or hide it, and the same color settings as above. Add a project detail, next to it, adds a free label/value pair (client, project manager, version…) shown in the legend — not a color, a piece of project information.

The filter

The Search and filter button (Ctrl+F) opens, in the right-hand panel, the Filter tab with:

Between checkboxes of the same criterion, it's an OR (Earthworks or Electrical); between two different criteria, it's an AND (this color and this text). Clicking Reapply filters the grid and the timeline right away: only rows that match stay visible, a count ("N row(s) out of total") shows at the bottom of the panel, and the ribbon's Search button carries a badge with the number of active criteria. The filter is also written into the page's address (?f=t:keyword, c:color, s:status…) — it copies and shares as is.

Clear removes every criterion and shows every row again.

What happens when you get it wrong

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