# Saving a Global Filter

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![Saving a Global Filter condition](/files/QmfdQC4Mzp9zteNbALTZ)

* Click the ***Global Filter*** icon.
* The global filter panel opens.
* Select a Dimension.
* Select the specific data values from the displayed list by using the checkmarks. E.g.,  In this Case, teams BU 6 and BU 7 are selected.
* Select the ***In*** filter condition from the drop-down.
* Click the ***Save*** icon.

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* The ***Save Filter*** window opens.
* Provide a Filter Name.
* Click the ***SAVE*** option.

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* A confirmation message appears.

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* The filter gets stored under the ***Saved Filter*** tab. (The same gets notified by a message.)
* Click the ***APPLY*** option to apply the selected Saved Filter.

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* The saved global filter condition gets applied to the concerned views.        

![Applied saved Global Filter on Storyboard](/files/WxIqqwW663Pp8mzTkr40)

<mark style="color:green;">Please Note:</mark>

After applying a Saved Filter condition, the ***Applied Filter*** icon appears on the Storyboard menu list. The user can see all the applied Global Filter conditions by clicking the ***Applied Filter*** icon from the storyboard.

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### Removing the Saved Filter

* Click the ***REMOVE*** option from the Saved Filters window.

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* A confirmation window opens to remove the saved filter.
* Click the ***YES*** option.

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* A confirmation message appears and the concerned saved filter gets removed.

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