The split-screen view in Fulcrum provides a powerful, hybrid interface that allows you to interact with your data geographically and tabularly at the same time. This view is essential for users who need to maintain spatial context while reviewing or sorting specific record details.
Overview of the Split-Screen Interface
By default, when you enable the split-screen view, the map occupies the top half of the page and the table view occupies the lower half. This layout is ideal for visualizing the contents of records contained within the current map bounds.
Sorting and Filtering: You can access these options by clicking on the column headers within the table.
Summary Row: The bottom row of the data table provides a summary of the displayed information, offering quick insights into your data.
Adjusting the Map-to-Table Ratio
To customize your workspace, you can change how much screen real estate is dedicated to the map versus the table.
Locate the divider line between the map and the table.
Click and drag the divider up or down to achieve your preferred ratio.
Switching Between Horizontal and Vertical Splits
Fulcrum allows you to toggle between a horizontal split (top/bottom) and a vertical split (left/right) to better suit your screen dimensions.
Action: Double-click the divider line (the same area used for resizing) to toggle the orientation.
Recommendation: If you are using a widescreen monitor, a vertical split may provide better visibility for long data tables.
