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# Filtering and grouping

Easily apply, view, and manage filters in the aqua navigation grid. Customize criteria, see active filters instantly, and streamline data display for efficient workflow control.

### Filtering

Useful when:

* You want to see what filters are applied to the grid
* You need to granulary change the applied filtering
* You want to apply filtering and then create a custom view

Guide:

In the old version of aqua, filters were located on the ribbon in the Item grid group. But in the latest version, we've moved filters to a separate group closer to the grid. This makes it more convenient for you to view subsets of the information displayed.

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To view a subset of the information that is currently displayed, click on the Filter button and select one of the available options.

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Select the Filter row option to display items that meet specific criteria for a given column or use Add filter for more advanced filtering scenarios.

Once you applied a filter, all the criteria you had selected will be displayed at the top of the grid, making it easy for you to see what filters are active.&#x20;

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If you need to remove a filter, simply click on the 'x' next to the filter label. The other filters will remain active.&#x20;

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### Grid and columns


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