Table view
The table view is a familiar, spreadsheet-like representation of your
data, with each record (row) and field (column) visible for data entry,
editing, sorting, aggregating and filtering. Displays colour-coded
values with instant aggregation, sorting, and zooming views of embedded
images. Columns (fields) can be hidden and the order set, and any number
of sort criteria applied. Use the powerful set of View Tools to change the
heights of the rows, display associated images, check for duplicates,
expand or combine column values, specify formulae to generate calculated
columns, and display calculated statistics...
Chart View
The chart view is an innovative
view that shows the structure and distribution of your data across all
columns (fields), in either expanded or collapsed modes. Gain an overview
of large data sets and spot anomalies or patterns across many columns and
rows all in a single window. Excellent for 'scrubbing' data and
calculating statistics by column.
Pie View
The pie view is a familiar view used to display proportions in either category or
numeric/date fields. with single or multiple (paned) display modes and
some new twists, including animated displays to aid legibility. Commonly
used in report pages to show the composition of aggregates. Can be 'paned'
vertically, horizontally or both to show multiple pies in the same
view.
Bar View
The bar view displays bars stacked vertically or horizontally, in single or multiple
(paned) configurations, mixing positive and negative values and with many
other powerful options. Used in most reports for comparing magnitudes and
showing the composition of aggregates.
Graph View
The graph view Creates highly-customisable scatter plots with options for colouring
and sizing of markers and using marker aggregation to display record
density. Automatically calculates correlations to find trends. Used to
spot anomalies and for spatial selections of plotted data.
Tile View
 
The tile view used as a simple image browser or to display 'heat
maps' (or 'tree maps'), each tile represents a record
(row) and shows its characteristics along multiple dimensions using size,
order, colour and grouping. Also used to make mosaics of associated images
to facilitate image-based search and selection, product catalogues,
etc.
Pivot View
The pivot view aggregates record data by two fields, applying various functions
(record count, sum, mean, etc.) at the intersection of the visible fields.
Fields are easily selected and pivot tables can be sorted both ways. There
is an option to display hover plots showing breakdowns of values in
specific cells. Widely used in both analysis and reporting.
Tree View
The tree view presents a hierarchical view of your data. You can change the structure
of your hierarchy at any time by re-ordering the fields with your mouse.
Useful for display and navigation of both pure hierarchies (like
organisation charts and family trees), and comparative hierarchies present
in the structure of most data sets/
Portal View
The portal view is a familiar web-style interface allowing easy searching and browsing of
data using coloured, text-based, dynamic field breakdowns. The Portal
View displays categories as a defined number of discrete text values (from
largest in terms of record count down to smallest). Selecting one or
more categories and performing Moves and Keeps reveals increasingly
refined filter possibilities. Generally used in conjunction with
other views to provide a text-based selection menu and provide running
updates on the range of values remaining in the filtered data
set.
Map View
Map view: Omniscope allows you to use both online mapping services, such as
Google Maps, and embedded vector maps that work offline. Users can
change from one zooming map background to the other at any time. Omniscope
comes with a wide selection of embedded vector maps (world, county or city
level) which can be added into any file. Coordinates
are automatically plotted on maps or scanned images, such as floor
plans. Markers can be manually placed and coordinates captured to
the data set. The Map View allows easy zooming, selection and editing. For
more information on freely available maps and how to use them, please
visit our Maps Library.
Venn View
The Venn View allows you to see similar attributes in the same data sets.
Web View
The Web View. Omniscope is totally web-aware, and combines local content contained in
the .IOK file with web content. If you are online, any web
pages or documents related to the data set can be displayed in
one or more Omniscope web views (plus your default browser). The Web
View is used to display web-based pages and services, images, adverts,
etc. related to specific records, or to create 'mash-ups' with online
backdrops, such as Google Maps.
Details View
Details view is the repository of all the information about a
record in an .IOK data set, as well as a gateway to related web content
through rich linking features. The view has flexible configuration options
with branding, text formatting and the ability to display associated
images. It can also be used as a editable form for data entry and
correction. Whenever just one record is selected, the highly-configurable
Details View (or a pop-up details window) displays the values for
that record (row) and images and links as configured.
DataPlayer View
Available in DataPlayer and Enterprise Editions, the DataPlayer View is
a workspace that allows anyone to create exportable Flash DataPlayers that
can be inserted directly into documents and web pages.
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Excel which is limited to file sizes of up to 65,000 rows Omniscope can handle data sets of almost unlimited size and will alow you to view table containing several million records. The only limitation will be the capacity of your PC. 
This example shows a portfolio of over 4000 properties that you can browse, search and select at speeds not possible with a web-based browser alone. 
Excel
Netscape Mail / Thunderbird
Images
Firefox / Mozilla / Netscape
Word
PDF
Music
PowerPoint
Your database/source 
Internet Explorer
Video
Outlook Email
YouTube 
Omniscopes slider bars and selection buttons make things very easy to view, manage and filter down into your data. You can select, deselect, multiple select all with the simple click of a mouse by using the check boxes. Or you can select within ranges using the slider bars. Automatically all your data sets will update, including any charts, graphs, maps etc that you might have open. 
