# Global Filter

* Click the ***Global Filter*** icon provided on the Storyboard.
* A filter panel opens, displaying a list of values that can be used as a filter condition.
* Click on a Dimension to display a list containing all the sub-dimensions (Clicking a measure or time dimension would display the related fields).
* Select the ***In*** or ***Not In*** option from the drop-down menu to apply the filtering condition. (E.g., the below-given image displays ***In*** as the selected option so that the story gets filtered as per the chosen sub-dimension(s).
* Select sub-dimension(s) using checkmark(s).
* Click the ***Apply*** icon.

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![Applying a Global Filter condition](/files/kNNOoPJmRZzzjS0lEKNC)

* The Global Filter icon gets highlighted.
* The concerned views on the Storyboard get customized as per the applied Global Filter condition. E.g., All the displayed views have been filtered in the below-given storyboard image.  &#x20;

![All the saved Views get filtered as per the applied Global Filter](/files/ryS81M6XKsNS8IbJCjEE)

* By selecting the ***Not In*** option, the story (views) gets filtered by not selected filter conditions (E.g., the below-given image displays the data without BU 7 team dimension.)

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![All the Views get ](/files/I7TU5rjNf0Px4GLA4hff)

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* A ***Search*** bar has been provided for the Global Filter panel to search the available Dimensions, Measures, and Time values.   &#x20;

![Search Bar in the Global Filter panel](/files/dhRQHIWUAHpJ0iurwRyd)

* The global filter can be applied only to those views on the storyboard, where the filter values are used as dimensions.
* A global filter, when applied to various views on a storyboard, subdues the view-specific filter values.
* The user can insert views created via different data stores on one Storyboard. By default, the Global filter panel displays all the available filter values across the data stores.

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