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The Source/Target filter menu options are:
Source restricts the search to the source language segments.
Target restricts the search to the target language segments.
Source and Target directs the search to both source and target.
Source or Target directs the search to either source or target (default).
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Directs search to be case-sensitive.
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Drop-down list field
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Specify the text that is the object of this search.
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Drop-down list of all available search filter criteria:
100% match segments– segments matching completely in TM
All except 100% and In Context match segments– segments with partial TM match, no match, or modified segments
Auto-propagated segments– all auto-propagated matches
Committed segments– segments with translated content committed to the TM
Context match segments– all segments matching context
Duplicate segments– segments being duplicated in the file
Edited source segments– source segments that have changed
Empty target segments– segments without a translated target
Fuzzy match segments– segments with partial TM match
Machine translated segments– segments translated by machine—Note: requires Machine Translation be enabled in the project.
Modified segments– segments modified through auto-propagation
No match segments– segments with no match in the TM
Segments with transcheck errors– segments with non-linguistic errors or repeated words
Segments with history– segments with a change list
Segments with notes– segments containing comments
Segments with repetitions– segments with repeated text strings
Short segments– segments of fewer than {#} words, paragraphs or other blocks
Unconfirmed segments– segments marked unconfirmed
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Apply the selected filter.
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Accumulate a filter selection filters to apply in order of selection
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Clear all fields in Table Filter tool bar
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Sort the filtered results by selected criteria where Document is selected by Default
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Configure options for the Table Filter using the dialog box (shown in the following graphic*) to enter a maximum word count
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