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# Add filters to an Analyzer report

Use the following steps to add a filter to your report using the **Select from a list** option.

1. Log in to the User Console, then click **Browse Files** to browse to the location of your Analyzer report, or choose **Create New** > **New Analysis**.
2. Open the existing report. If creating a new report, select the data source that you want to use and click **OK**, and then enter the data dimensions for the report in the **Layout** panel.
3. Click the **Add A Filter** icon.

   A workspace for filters appears near the top of the report.
4. Drag a field or column into the filter workspace from the **Available Fields** pane.

   The **Filter** dialog box appears. The **Select from a list** option is selected by default.
5. Click in the **Currently** field, and then select **Included** or **Excluded** from the drop-down menu to define how selections are filtered.

   ![Filter dialog box with the Select from a list option selected.](/files/L0pW5xvyr33Y1gRI1Gv5)
6. Select the value (or values) that you want to use in the **Add Selected** list and click the Arrow to move your selections into the right pane, or click the Double Arrow to move all the values.

   The value or values appear with a check mark in the right pane.

   ![Filter dialog box with values selected.](/files/r7AvkUcDOD2U5Sb9d3ZE)
7. After you have selected all the values that you need from the list, click **OK** to exit the dialog box. Your Analyzer report displays data for the chosen values only.
8. Save your report. You can click **Undo** or **Reset** to return to the previous version of the report.


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