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Filtering tables

Narrow any list to exactly what you need, then save the cut or share it as a link.

Documents, Reminders, Punchlist, Events, Contacts, Systems: every table in Aevy shares the same filter bar. Learn it once and it works the same on all of them. A filter is a rule on one column, and you can stack as many as you need.

The Add Filter field picker
Add Filter lists every column you can filter on, grouped by area. Search narrows the list.

Click Add Filter, then pick the column to filter on. A filter appears as a chip in the bar, ready for you to set its value. Add another for a second rule.

Every filter chip reads left to right as field, operator, value, and each part is its own click:

  1. Field. The column the rule applies to, for example Created At.
  2. Operator. How to compare, for example is after.
  3. Value. What to compare against, for example 24 Jun 2026.

Click any part to change it. The small cross at the end of the chip removes that filter and leaves the rest in place.

A filter chip
A filter reading Created At, then is after, then 24 Jun 2026. Each segment opens on its own.

The operators you see depend on what kind of column it is, so the choices always make sense for the data:

  1. Text (a name, a description): contains, does not contain, starts with, ends with, is empty, is not empty.
  2. Dates: is, is before, is after, is on or before, is on or after, is between.
  3. Options (a status, a type): is, is not, is any of, is none of.
Choosing an operator
Picking the operator for a date field. The list changes to fit the column type.

Filters combine with and: a row shows only if it matches every filter in the bar. To start over, Clear removes all of them at once. For the most common cuts, the quick-filter chips above the bar apply a ready-made filter in one click.

Your filters, along with the sort, the columns, and the search, live in the page address. Copy the link and whoever opens it lands on the same view, already filtered. When a cut is one you will come back to, save it as a view so it sits along the top of the table for next time.