You filter wiggle tracks by data value. If you want to filter by positions at the same time, enter them as a bed custom track and intersect.
There isn't any other type of filter on a wiggle track, it has no other characteristics except data value and position. --Hiram Nikhil Joshi wrote: > Hi, > > I am trying to get the table browser to work with wig tracks that I > have created on our local copy of the browser. However, when I try to > create a filter for a wig track, it does not list any of the fields or > their correct range values. I thought I might have a problem with our > local copy, however, it seems that the original at UCSC has the same > problem. If you try to create a filter for any wig track, it will not > give you the correct options. For example, check out the S. > cerevisiae genome, select the table browser, select group "Expression > and Regulation", track "Tag Counts", and table > "uwFootprintsTagCounts". If you then try to create a filter, you will > get a page that definitely does *not* correspond to the columns in the > uwFootprintsTagCounts table, which is a table for a wig track. Which > means you can't filter on it. Since I use a lot of wig tables in my > work, I really need to be able to run table queries on them. Any > ideas? All help is highly appreciated. Thanks! > _______________________________________________ Genome maillist - [email protected] https://lists.soe.ucsc.edu/mailman/listinfo/genome
