# Exclude from the Global Filter

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Check out the walk-through on how to exclude a View from the Global Filter.
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![Excluding a View from the Global Filter](/files/1isgJjqtgpSbwSaIuMEv)

The Global filter values are applied to all the available views on a storyboard (if they are created using the same data store). The users can exclude a specific view from the Global Filter effect by selecting the ***Exclude from the Global Filte*****r** option.

* Navigate to the ***Design*** mode of a view that you wish to exclude from the Global Filter effect.
* Enable the ***Exclude Global Filter*** option from the ***Properties*** tab.
* Click the ***Save*** icon.     

![Enabling the Exclude Global Filter icon](/files/Tc1Uu9w7ozjbTE89mmpw)

* The user gets redirected to the Storyboard.
* Click the ***Global*** ***Filter*** icon.
* The ***Filter*** tab opens by default to create a new Global Filter condition.
* Select a data value from the available list.
* Select the ***In*** condition using the drop-down list.
* Select the global filter conditions using the displayed list of the data values (E.g., the below-given image displays BU 6 and BU 7 Teams selected with the ***In*** filter condition).
* Click the ***Apply*** icon.       

![Applying the Global Filter on the All Views of a Storyboard](/files/KBrX4fT6SPb0lTq12fTb)

* All the views get modified according to the Global filter, but the selected view gets excluded from the Global filter.

    

![The Excluded View does not show any change while applying the Global Filter values](/files/mHAPYYb2o34Pco8Tou8M)


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