> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.runconverge.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Filters export const Icon = ({name}) => { return
; }; export const IconText = ({name, text, iconSource = "mintlify", iconLocation = "before", iconType = "solid"}) => { const sourceUrl = iconSource === 'local' ? `url('/images/icons/${name}.svg')` : `url('https://mintlify.b-cdn.net/v6.5.1/${iconType}/${name}.svg')`; return <>
{iconLocation === 'before' &&
} {text} {iconLocation === 'after' &&
}
; }; Filters allow you to include or exclude certain values based on specific properties. Filters allow you to answer questions such as: * How many Added To Cart events do I have *in Canada* * How many Website visits come *from mobile users* * How much Spend comes from *my Summer Facebook campaign* * How much Purchases can be *first-party attributed to TikTok* ## Applying a Filter How you apply a filter to an insight depends on whether you want the filter to filter on a **Metric** level (applies to a single metric) or on an **Insight** level (applies to all metrics in the insight). ### Metric Filters 1. Click on the -icon next to the metric you want to filter. filter-icon 2. Click on 3. Choose a property to filter on and a condition, e.g. **`total_price` greater than 50** filter-icon 4. Done, your metric values should be filtered based on this condition. ### Insight Filters 1. Click on in the section of the query builder. filter-icon 2. Click on 3. Choose a property to filter on and a condition, e.g. **`total_price` greater than 50** filter-icon 4. Done, all of your metric values should be filtered based on this condition. As an example of a filter that applies across a few metrics, notice the insight below that shows all: * `Placed Order` events with a `total_price` greater than 50 * All sessions with a `Placed Order` event for which this event has a `total_price` greater than 50 multiple metrics