Just below the Ribbon Bar on the Query Tab is the list of Queries. To the left of the list is a tree list of Folders. You can use this folder structure to organize your Queries to make finding them easier.
The query list shows the name and category - as well as various attributes. The category column is just a way of providing a possible grouping for the queries.
To the right of the Query name and Category columns are a series of attributes...
Notes?: This check box tells the user whether the Query has notes associated with it. These notes should tell the user the purpose of the query and provide some documentation as to why it was created.
Report?: Whether there is a Report defined for this Query or not. The report can be printed or edited on the Results tab.
Grid?: Whether there is a Grid Layout defined for this Query or not. The layout of the grid can be loaded on the Results tab.
Pivot?: Whether there is a Pivot Grid Layout defined for this Query or not. The layout of the pivot grid can be loaded on the Results tab.
Dashboard?: Whether there is a Dashboard defined for this Query or not. The dashboard can be viewed or edited on the Results tab.
Export?: Whether there is a predefined Export configured for this Query or not. The data resulting from the Query can be exported on the Results tab.
After Query Script?: Whether there is a After Query Script configured for one of the Scripts for this Query. The after query script will run right after the particular query script is run. This allows the user to take actions on the resulting datatable once it is fully setup in InSights Into Data.