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Add a filter

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Click Filters

It’s the first button above the table. A badge shows how many filters are on.
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Use a quick filter, or build your own

Quick pills are one-click filters, with a count of how many rows each would match. For example, on Wells: horizontal, vertical, producing, has survey.For anything else, click + Add filter and choose a Column, an Operator (is, between, contains…) and a Value. Common values appear as chips you can click.
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Edit or remove

Every filter stays in the list, where you can change it or remove it with ×. Clear all removes them all.
On Wells, Include historic wells adds old wells that are hidden by default. Inside a My Data layer keeps only wells inside one of your uploaded areas, by wellbore or by surface hole.

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The map follows your filters

On Wells and Leases, once a filter is on, Filtered set sets where it applies:
  • Table + map: the map shows only matching wells or leases. This stays on even after you close the tables.
  • Table only: the map is left alone.
A Map filtered badge at the bottom of the map reminds you. Click Edit filters on it to change them.

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When the map can’t follow

The map can filter up to 100,000 matches at once. If more match, you’ll see too many to filter the map here. Zoom in, or narrow the filter. When you’re zoomed in, the map filters just the area around your view. To filter leases on the map, the Lease Footprints layer must be on. If it’s off, the footer offers Turn on.

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Show only your selection

Tick rows on the Wells tab and click Show N on map to see only those wells. Back to filters returns to your filtered set, and Show all wells clears it.