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# Filtering Features

Filters can be applied to display only the features in the layer whose attributes match certain criteria.

Your organization's administrators have configured filters to allow you to quickly display features of specific interest.

When a layer has a filter applied by default, it displays the filter icon <img src="/files/Ye08LCNUq2mYQR7JR4sI" alt="" data-size="line">.

## Managing Filters

1. Click <img src="/files/Ye08LCNUq2mYQR7JR4sI" alt="" data-size="line"> if a filter is enabled or click <img src="/files/UQSNxytLDFikTQ9e2a9R" alt="" data-size="line"> then **Filter features on the map** to open the **FILTERS** panel. The available filters are displayed.
2. Use the toggle to enable or disable each filter. The map displays the result in real time. Filters are applied in the order in which you enable them.<br>

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