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title: Filtering
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# Filtering

The Issues Overview and Group Detail pages provide filtering to narrow the list of issues by
specific attributes, like an app version, platform, or affecting particular user environments.

Filter combinations from the Issues Overview page can additionally be saved and shared across your
organization via [Saved Views](#saved-views).

Filtering options include:

* Platform and application
* Date and time range, using relative descriptions (like "last 7 days") or defined start and end
  dates using the date picker
* App and device metrics, such as the app version, foreground/background status, locale, device
  model, and feature flags
* Custom fields (for example, a [global field](../../sdk/features/fields.md#global-fields) key/value
    attached by your app via `Logger.addField(...)` or `FieldProvider`). To filter by a custom
    field, type free text in the filter bar and select the desired Field key and value.
* [Investigation status and assignee](triaging.md)
* Raw search, for freeform text filtering across several fields

!!! tip
    Many filters support multiple selections or wildcards. For example, use `iPhone*` to match all iPhone device model variants.

!!! tip
    Fields formatted as [semantic versions](https://semver.org) such as App Version and OS Version support advanced operators like `>`, `<`, `>=`, and `<=` to help you filter by version ranges. For example, to see crashes affecting iOS 16 and above, you could use the filter `OS Version >= 16.0`. They also support multiple instances of the same filter, e.g. `App Version >= 1.0.0` and `App Version < 2.0.0` to see crashes affecting all versions in the 1.x series. Semver matching does not fully implement all aspects of semantic versioning. Major, minor, and patch versions are supported, as well as a basic support for pre-release tags.

![Issues filter by Custom Field](../../assets/images/issues_filter_custom_field@2x.webp "Issues filter by Custom Field"){ srcset="../../assets/images/issues_filter_custom_field.webp 1x, ../../assets/images/issues_filter_custom_field@2x.webp 2x" }

## Saved Views

To create a reusable filtered view, click the "+" button at the top of the Issues overview page or "Save View" button after adding filters, and finalize the change by selecting the green check mark or hitting the Return key after entering a name. Filters can be adjusted and re-saved later to update the view. The browser URLs on Views are permalinks that you can safely copy and share.

!!! tip
    Use the Search Omnibar (`⌘` / `ctrl` + `k`) to quickly search for a specific Saved View by name.