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The Segmentation Editor
Overview of the Segmentation Editor
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Find the UI in the menu
Search for an existing segmentation and view it
Create a new segmentation, select a source segmentation (e.g. ratings) and define the translation for language
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The Segmentation editor is located in the menu under “Segmentations”.
You can search for a specific segmentation using the search box.
To view it, simply click on the row in the search results.
To create a new segmentation, click on the plus on the right side above the table.
Select a source segmentation, give it a name and add a translation to it.
Hit “save” to complete.
Congratulations! That concludes the basics of the Segmentation Editor.
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Grouping of segments
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Open a newly create (empty) segmentation
Note that the source segmentation is ratings
Create a first segment named “A” and
give it a default translation of A
select all source segments that match (AAA, AA, A)
Create a second segment named B
Create a third segment named HY
give it a translation en as “High Yield”
select segments C, D, E
Define the rest segment as “Others”, set “Include unmapped segments…”
No ordering or selection needed
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Segmentations
Segmentations are used to generate the optimal structure for a visualisation (e.g. table or chart) by defining how data will be aggregated. Segmentations are a part of the reporting business logic (see Business Logic (Concepts Guide)).
This page describes the features of a segmentation. See also Best practices to use Segmentation for a more in depth discussion about how to use segmentations.
Types of segmentations
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Base Segmentation | Base segmentations like currency, country, asset class are typically delivered by the source systems (e.g. a portfolio management system) and are described by a source API
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Derived Segmentations | In reporting we typically don’t want to list all currencies invested but a rather more optimised break down to populate a table or chart., e.g. CHF, USD + next 3 largest currencies + a rest segment (aggregating all other currencies). Derived segmentations allow features like grouping, ordering, selection of segments on top of base segmentations or even other derived segmentations.
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The Segmentation Editor
To create or modify a derived segmentation, the Segmentation Editor can be used. The UI is organised into the following sections:
Listing of segmentations | The list of segmentations allows to
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Segments | rule language | Alternatively to an include list, a segment can be defined by a  Supported syntax for filterPredicate:
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