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How to Use the Filter() Formula in Coda

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In Coda, the Filter() formula is used to display specific data from a table based on defined conditions. It’s commonly used for creating views, summaries, or conditional displays. Here’s how:

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  1. Open your Coda document where you want to use the Filter() formula.
  2. Click on the + icon in the formula bar or cell where you want to apply your filter.
  3. Type 'Filter(' to start your formula. The Filter() function helps you narrow down data based on specific conditions you set.
  4. Enter your table name as the first parameter, followed by a comma and your filter condition.
  5. Press Enter to apply your filter. You'll now see only the rows that match your criteria, making your data much easier to analyze.
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