Filters

There are tables and columns throughout Axon that can be filtered. These filters can include operators to narrow the results even further to your specifications.

To apply a filter:

1. Under the header of the column you want to filter, click the Filter field and enter a filter value. 
   The default filter operator is Contains. While you are entering your filter value, the column automatically displays results that contain the specified filter value.

   

   You must enter at least three characters in the Filter field to enable filtering.

2. To change the filter operator, click the Operator icon.
   A menu appears with the following filter operators:

   • Contains
   • Does not contain
   • Starts with
   • Ends with
   • Equals
   • Does not equal

3. Click the filter operator you want to apply.

   

   When a filter is applied, information on the number of results and the number of filters applied appears above the table. 

   The following table shows an example for each filter operator:

   Operator Name	Filter Example
   Contains	Column. User Filter value. john Operator. Contains Results include user display names or emails that contain john. Contains is the default filter operator.
   Does not contain	Column. User Filter value. john Operator. Does not contain Results exclude user display names or emails that contain john.
   Starts with	Column. User Filter value. der Operator. Starts with Results include user display names that start with der.
   Ends with	Column. User Filter value. com Operator. Ends with Results include user emails that end with com.
   Equals	Column. Role Filter value. Analyst  Operator. Equals Results include users that are assigned the Analyst role. The Equals operator is case sensitive.
   Does not equal	Column. Account Status Filter value. Invited Operator. Does not equal Results exclude users with an account status of Invited. The Does not equal operator is case sensitive.

4. To remove filters, click Clear All above the table.