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# Filtering the Process Map & Analytics

Apply filters to focus your analysis on specific cases, activities, or timeframes.

The **Filter Bar**, located at the top of the **Project View**, allows you to filter data based on attributes from the imported event log. Filters apply across all view modes, simulation scenarios, and the **Analytics Panel**.

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## Applying Filters

To apply or modify filters, use the **Filter Bar** at the top of the **Project View**:

* **To apply or change a filter:**\
  Click a filter chip in the **Filter Bar**, then define or update the filter criteria in the configuration menu.
* **To remove a filter:**\
  Click the **X** icon on the filter chip.

{% hint style="info" %}
Filters remain active when switching between views or scenarios. You can apply multiple filters at once to perform detailed analysis.
{% endhint %}

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### Available Filter Attributes

You can filter data by the following attributes:

* **Case ID**
* **Activity**
* **Date**
* **Duration**

{% hint style="warning" %}
All filters operate at the **case level**. Only cases matching the selected criteria are included in visualizations and metrics.
{% endhint %}

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### Filtering by Attribute

<details>

<summary><i class="fa-diamond">:diamond:</i>  <strong>Case ID &#x26; Activity</strong></summary>

* Use the dropdown menu to select one or more Case IDs or activities.
* Use the search field to locate specific values (not all Case IDs are preloaded).
* Toggle between **Include** (show only matching cases) and **Exclude** (hide cases with selected values).
* Click **Clear** to reset the filter.

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<details>

<summary><i class="fa-calendar">:calendar:</i>  <strong>Date</strong></summary>

* Use the configuration menu to define a date range.
* Choose from two range modes:
  * **Intersection in Time Frame**: Includes cases starting or ending within the date range.
  * **Contained in Time Frame**: Includes only cases that start and end entirely within the date range.

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<details>

<summary><i class="fa-timer">:timer:</i>  <strong>Duration</strong> </summary>

* Use the slider in the configuration menu to set the desired duration range.

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{% hint style="info" %}
The maximum slider limit is set automatically at project creation, calculated based on the event log data.
{% endhint %}

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