The following document provides a comprehensive guide on how to use the Advanced Filters feature for custom objects. This feature allows users to apply…
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The following document provides a comprehensive guide on how to use the Advanced Filters feature for custom objects. This feature allows users to apply detailed filters across various fields, including custom attributes, to refine data searches. The guide outlines step-by-step instructions on how to access and use these advanced filters, making it easier for users to locate specific data efficiently.
Guide on how to use advanced filters for custom objects
Step 1: Access the template list view
Step 2: Populate the content in the template
Step 3: Use the template in your article
Step 1: Access the Advanced Filters Panel
Find the option to apply "Advanced Filters" on the top right of the Custom Objects page
Step 1: Access the Advanced Filters Panel (image 1 of 3)What this shows Find the option to apply "Advanced Filters" on the top right of the Custom Objects pageWhat this showsIllustrates the "Step 1: Access the Advanced Filters Panel" section of "Advanced Filters for Custom Objects".This screenshot appears in the "Step 1: Access the Advanced Filters Panel" section of "Advanced Filters for Custom Objects". The text alongside this image reads: Find the option to apply "Advanced Filters" on the top right of the Custom Objects page. Immediately after, the guide continues: In the Advanced Filters panel, search or select fields that you want to filter by. You can apply filter conditions using AND/OR logic to refine your search further.Image 1 of 3What this coversFind the option to apply "Advanced Filters" on the top right of the Custom Objects pageNext stepIn the Advanced Filters panel, search or select fields that you want to filter by. You can apply filter conditions using AND/OR logic to refine your search further.
Step 2: Populate the Filters
In the Advanced Filters panel, search or select fields that you want to filter by. You can apply filter conditions using AND/OR logic to refine your search further.
Use the search bar to quickly locate a field.
Expand categories like Other Details, Car Info, and Price to choose fields.
You can filter based on both default and custom object field
Step 3: Apply the Filters (image 2 of 3)What this shows In the Advanced Filters panel, search or select fields that you want to filter by.What this showsIllustrates the "Step 3: Apply the Filters" section of "Advanced Filters for Custom Objects".This screenshot appears in the "Step 3: Apply the Filters" section of "Advanced Filters for Custom Objects". The text alongside this image reads: In the Advanced Filters panel, search or select fields that you want to filter by. You can apply filter conditions using AND/OR logic to refine your search further. Immediately after, the guide continues: Group multiple filters using the "And" / "OR" logics to apply more complex filter logics You can manage the filter order in the panel for better clarity. To remove filters, simply deselect them or click the reset button.Image 2 of 3What to chooseIn the Advanced Filters panel, search or select fields that you want to filter by. You can apply filter conditions using AND/OR logic to refine your search further.Next stepGroup multiple filters using the "And" / "OR" logics to apply more complex filter logics You can manage the filter order in the panel for better clarity. To remove filters, simply deselect them or click the reset button.All 3 steps in this procedure
Group multiple filters using the "And" / "OR" logics to apply more complex filter logics
You can manage the filter order in the panel for better clarity.
To remove filters, simply deselect them or click the reset button.
Step 3: Apply the Filters
Group multiple filters using the "And" / "OR" logics to apply more complex filter logics
You can manage the filter order in the panel for better clarity.
To remove filters, simply deselect them or click the reset button.
Step 3: Apply the Filters (image 3 of 3)What this shows Group multiple filters using the "And" / "OR" logics to apply more complex filter logics You can manage the filter order in the panel for…What this showsIllustrates the "Step 3: Apply the Filters" section of "Advanced Filters for Custom Objects".This screenshot appears in the "Step 3: Apply the Filters" section of "Advanced Filters for Custom Objects". The text alongside this image reads: Group multiple filters using the "And" / "OR" logics to apply more complex filter logics You can manage the filter order in the panel for better clarity. To remove filters, simply deselect them or click the reset button.Image 3 of 3What to clickGroup multiple filters using the "And" / "OR" logics to apply more complex filter logics You can manage the filter order in the panel for better clarity. To remove filters, simply deselect them or click the reset button.All 3 steps in this procedure
Group multiple filters using the "And" / "OR" logics to apply more complex filter logics
You can manage the filter order in the panel for better clarity.
To remove filters, simply deselect them or click the reset button.
