# Table Filter

Filtering on Table allows you to see all metric values filtered by a certain conditions.

### How to add a filter on Table

* Click on the **`+`** icon on top of the Table, next to Table's name

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* You can use the search bar or scroll the list to find the needed dimension, then choose the condition type

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* Apply filter condition

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* All metric values in the Table will be filtered by the selected condition, and filter marks appear at metric rows to highlight filter layers.

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* You can add more filter layers by continuing clicking on the **`+`** icon, and the metric rows will show how many filter layers have been added.

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