Visor's strength lies in its ability to let you customize and view your data, your way. We've gone a step beyond and made those customizations even easier to manage by surfacing your View Settings at the top of your workbook.
Each view has different settings that you can view and edit from the View Settings area.
Table View
Levels shown
"Levels shown" shows you how many of your nested levels are currently visible. For example, if you only have the top-most level visible (think the Epic or Initiative level in Jira or your main project/task when using Visor custom data) you will see the primary column name listed. When you expand this view to include child issues and nested issues, you will see how many levels of your data are currently shown.
Filters
The "Filters" area of View Settings allows you to see how many filters are applied to your view. When no filters are applied, you will see "None applied." If one filter is applied, you will see the column header displayed. If more than one filter is applied, you will see the total count of active filters in this area.
Rows displayed
"Rows displayed" shows you how many records are displayed based on your current configuration. For example, if you have 95 records total, but you apply a filter, you will see the first number decrease. Similarly, if you have many nested records and you collapse your view to show only the highest level records, you will see this area change as well. Clicking on "Rows displayed" will provide you with an explanation of which functions are hiding certain rows from the view.
Gantt and Timeline View
In addition to "Levels shown," "Filters," and "Rows displayed" -- shown in the Gantt and Timeline Views as "Bars plotted," Gantt and Timeline have a few more View Settings options you should be aware of.
Date fields
The "Date fields" area of your View Settings allows you to see which date fields you are currently using to plot your data. Clicking on the Date fields area opens up the configuration window, allowing you to change which fields you are using to plot your data.
Zoom
The "Zoom" area shows you which increments of time you are using to plot your data. Clicking on this are allows you to select a timeframe from the following options: Weeks and Days, Sprints and Days, Months and Days, Months and Weeks, Quarters and Weeks, Quarters and Months, Years and Months.
Board View
Board View also has areas for "Levels shown," "Filters," and plotted data ("Cards plotted") available in View Settings. It also has two additional areas: "Columns" and "Lanes."
Columns
"Columns" shows you which field you are using to vertically sort your data. Clicking on "Columns" brings you to the configuration window and allows you to change which field you are using as your column headers.
Lanes
"Lanes" shows you which field you are using to horizontally sort your data. Clicking on "Lanes" brings you to the configuration window and allows you to change which field you are using as your row headers.