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Simulator 16 User Guide - PowerWorld

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Advanced Filters Dialog<br />

The first thing to choose on the Advanced Filter dialog is what to Filter By and the Filter Type.<br />

Filter By<br />

Filter By can be set to either Advanced or Device.<br />

Advanced Filtering allows you to define a set of logical comparisons for the various fields which<br />

must be met. For example you may want to only see Buses that meet the conditions "Nominal<br />

Voltage > 100 kV" AND "MW Load > 100 MW". For more help on Advanced Filtering see the topic<br />

Advanced Filtering: Advanced.<br />

Device Filtering allows you to directly use one of the power system model objects as a filter. The<br />

relationship between the object type being listed and the object type of the device filter determines<br />

how filtering is done. For example, if you use an Injection Group as a device filter to filter a list of<br />

Generators, then you will get only the generators which are inside the Injection Group. As another<br />

example, if you are using an Injection Group as a device filter to filter a list of Branches, then you<br />

will get only branches that are connected to the terminal bus of any generator, load, or switched<br />

shunt contained in the injection group. Device filtering can be used instead of more complicated<br />

Advanced Filters. For more help on Device Filtering see the topic Advanced Filter: Device.<br />

Select Filter Type<br />

When defining an Advanced Filter, normally this type is the same as the object type for which your<br />

are defining a filter. When defining a Device Filter, normally this type will be different.<br />

By changing the drop-down next to Select Filter Type, it is possible to filter based on data for a<br />

related object instead of for the actual object. For example, an Advanced Filter for a Bus may exist<br />

to only show buses with a Nominal Voltage larger than 138 kV. You may then want to use this filter<br />

on a case information display which shows generators. This is possible by changing the Filter Type<br />

to be a Bus when showing the Filter Dialog on the Generator case information display. Just click the<br />

drop-down to see which related objects' filters can be used for that particular situation.<br />

View Filter Logic<br />

Select View Filter Logic to show a graphical display to visualize the logic diagram for an Advanced<br />

Filter.<br />

Note Regarding Auxiliary Files: Throughout auxiliary script commands, the ability to specify an<br />

advanced filter by name is available. In this context, if the use of an Advanced Bus filter is desired in a<br />

place where an Advanced Generator filter is needed, then use the string " filtername" to<br />

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