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1. Click on “Filter”

Filter tables — 1. Click on "Filter" You will then have the option to select one or several columns from your table: Filter tables — 1. Click on "Filter" Once a column is selected, you will have several filtering options available (depending on whether it’s a text field, a numeric field, or an email field):
 Example of filtering emails: Filter tables — 1. Click on "Filter" Example of filtering text field : Filter tables — 1. Click on "Filter" Example of filtering a numeric field : Filter tables — 1. Click on "Filter" Note: the filters are case sensitive. A filter like “Job title” contains “Ceo” will not return the rows with “CEO” as a job title You also have the option to apply multiple filters at the same time: Filter tables — 1. Click on "Filter" And the option to replace the “AND” field with “OR” by clicking the small arrow on the right: Filter tables — 1. Click on "Filter" Once you’ve applied your filters, all you need to do is click on “Apply filters” and the table will update Note: the more rows the table contains, the longer it will take to load and apply the filters

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2. Another option: use the search bar to filter

You also have the option to use the search bar to look for a specific item within your table (this can be a first name, an email, a numeric field, or anything else): Filter tables — 2. Another option: use the search bar to filter