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# Filters

This UI component allows you to add a filter as a standalone building block and use it anywhere on a page. There is a [separate filter built-in](https://docs.jetadmin.io/user-guide/design-and-structure/filter) that is included on all tables.

{% hint style="warning" %}
The filter component is for single tables and is not for charts or for use with multiple UI components at once.
{% endhint %}

You can find filters in the UI building block library inside of the Builder.

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After you place it on the canvas, there are a few steps to make it work:

#### 1. Bind to a component

Bind a filter to the UI component that you want to be filtered. For this, click on the "Bind to component" button **(1)** and choose the Ui component from the list **(2)**

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#### 2. Create a filter

Then add a filter, choosing the field by which you want the data in the UI component to be filtered and the logical expression, for example "greater than."

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3\. Filter is ready

Now you can preview and test your filter. You can add multiple filters; in a one filter component, each filter will function with logical AND between them. This means that, in the example below, only records that have both a status of *Active* AND an *Enterprise* plan will be shown in the table. &#x20;

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