Use cards and tabs to choose the specific data to display on the product-event combinations table.

1. In the left navigation pane, click the Signal Review icon ().
2. (Optional) From the Products By drop-down list, select a product grouping, then select a card to filter the Products table.
3. Select the product, click the Row Action menu () icon, and select View Product-Event Combinations, or click the product name or total count.
4. View the product-event combinations for a tab by selecting the All SOC card or filter the product-event combination tables by selecting a specific SOC card. For example, to view only product-event combinations for blood and lymphatic symptom disorders, click the Blood card. The Product-Event Combinations panel refreshes to include only the combinations for that SOC.
   • The number of combinations, the sort order, the rows per page, and the number of pages in the table appear under the row of tabs.
   • By default, the table contains Status and Alerts columns. These columns show the review status and alerts associated with the product-event combination.
5. Click a tab to display the product-event combinations for that tab.
   • The default view tab, if available, includes the view's name only.
   • Tracked alert tabs include an alert icon (letter and color as defined by the alert type definition), an alert name and a count.
   • Informational alert tabs include the alert name and a count.
   • Alerts in scripted signal configurations show the alert name only.
   • Added tabs show the view name only.
   • Hover on the tab to show details. If the tab is for a configured alert, then the hover text includes "Alert based on review period or complexity level."
   • The Status column shows whether the product-event combination needs to be reviewed or has been reviewed. If Topics has been integrated with this configuration, the Status column indicates whether a topic has been associated with the combination, by the presence of the () icon.
   • The Alerts column contains an icon for each tracked alert type that was raised in the most recent refresh or any unreviewed tracked alert from a previous refresh.
6. Drill down on the case details for any product-event combination by clicking the case total in any column and selecting an item from the drop-down menu.
7. Rearrange the columns, download the table, perform operations on multiple rows in the table, and save the table as a view from the Header Action menu ().