# Filters

## Classic Filters

Within the various dashboards, you will find dedicated buttons known as "filters" which enable you to refine the data displayed based on specific criteria. These filters can include options such as product, operator, recipe, shift, and more.

By applying filters, you can effectively manage production variability. For instance, if you are examining energy consumption and apply the "recipe" filter, the system will present energy consumption data associated with each recipe. This enables you to identify recipes that have a significant impact on sustainability.

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## Duration Filters for Alarms and Warnings

This type of filter can be distinguished from traditional filters as it appears as shown in the image below.

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With these filters, it is possible to filter data related to alarms and notifications based on the duration of the event. By selecting the control, a window will open where you can choose whether to set a maximum, minimum, or both durations, and for each, you can specify the value to use as a reference when applying the filter.

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Once a filter based on event duration is applied, a new button becomes enabled, allowing you to remove such filters.

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