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# Filtering Reports
Step 1: Open the filters menu
On the Reports page, click on the "Filters" button on either the Public or Private Reports tab.
Click on the filters button on the Reports page.
Step 2: Choose filter criteria
A sidebar will appear on the right displaying the criteria from which to filter from.
Choose your filter criteria
Step 3: Review filter results
The filter criteria you chose will display below the search bar and the search results will display in the Table View below. The filter criteria can be removed by clicking the "X" icons next to it, or cleared completely by clicking "Clear All"
Review filter results for your Reports.
Now that we know how to find specific Reports, let's take a look at what needs to be done to delete a Report. Click "Next" to continue.
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