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Filters

Learn how to filter data in mobohubb using Quick and Advanced filters. This guide explains the difference between these filtering methods, shows you how to apply multiple filters at once, and reveals how to remove or switch between filter types.

In this guide you'll learn

  • How to use Quick Filters for fast data segmentation
  • How to switch to Advanced Filters for more detailed filtering
  • Where to apply filters across mobohubb’s data visualization features

Filters

You can filter your data using Quick or Advanced filters. These filters appear in every data visualization feature and help you segment and organize information quickly. Whenever a filter is applied, the “filter” button displays in your theme color, and any active filters (e.g., "Personnel: Emily Johnson, Oliver Jones") appear below it. Clicking on the filters lets you see details or remove them.

Quick Filters

Quick Filters let you segment data through simple clicks. They appear by default when you click “filter.”

How to Use a Quick Filter

  1. Click the “filter” button (found in all data visualization features).
  1. The Quick Filter tab is visible by default.
  1. Choose parameters to segment your data (each click is a new filter), then click “Apply.”
  • Date: Today, yesterday, last week, this week, last month, this month
  • User: Select one or more users
  • Device: Select one or more devices
  • Tasks Name: Select one or more tasks
  • Tags: Select one or more tags

If you don’t want to filter a particular category, just don’t click any items in that category.

Advanced Filters

Advanced Filters let you build more detailed conditions, using logical connectors and multiple rules.

How to Use an Advanced Filter

  1. Click the “filter” button.
  1. Quick Filter shows up by default.

  1. Switch to Advanced Filters by clicking “Switch to Advanced Filters”.
  1. Add custom filters by specifying:
  • Label: The data category (e.g., date, user, device).
  • Compare: The logical connector (equals, not equal to, contained in, not contained in, begins with, ends with).
  • Value: The text or value to compare against.

You can add as many filters as needed using “Add New Filter” or remove them with the bin button.

Note: You can also filter by date by clicking “Select date.”

  1. Click “Apply” to finalize your advanced filters.
  2. Switch back to Quick Filters by clicking “Switch to Quick Filters”.

Updated 9 days ago