Learn how to search for profiles and filter profiles in the Graph perspective.

You can choose to view the new view of the Relationship Perspective page by using the Manage View Preferences page.

An entity may have hundreds, if not thousands, of relationships. In such circumstances, you may have a little difficulty in analyzing and understanding the graph because of the sheer number of nodes and the connections between them.

You may want to view only a particular set of data in the graph, for example, only employees associated with your organization. You can filter the details in your Graph perspective based on the entity type or relationship type. You can also search for a profile in the list of relationships displayed.

To filter or search details for a graph node:

1. In the Hub, select your profile and then select Profile > Graph. The Graph Perspective is displayed.
2. In the Node details toolbar on the right, click Relationship. The Relationships pane is displayed.

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3. To search for data:
   1. In the Relationships pane Search field, enter the criteria to search for profiles. The list of profiles updates to display only the profiles that match your criteria.

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   2. In the Search field, click the x icon to remove the search criteria.
4. To filter data:
   1. In the Relationships pane, select the Filter icon next to the Search field.
   2. In the Filter dialog box, specify the data you want to display and then click Apply:
      • Entity Type: Select the type of entity whose profiles you want to view in the graph.
      • Relationship Type: Select the type of relationship whose profiles you want to view in the graph.

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      In the Relationships pane, the color of the filter icon changes to blue, and the list of profiles here and the graph both update to reflect the applied filters.

   3. In the Filter dialog box, click Clear All to clear all previously applied filters.

      The filter is removed and the color of the Filter icon changes back to the original color and the list of profiles here and the graph both update to display all relationships for the entity.