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Teams - Filter Your Document View Tutorial

Filter your document view in a shared channel tab by applying three criteria: file type, last modified date, and last editor. The tutorial shows opening the filter pane with the funnel icon, selecting file types, adjusting the date slider, and choosing a contributor. Filters combine cumulatively and update the list automatically. It explains how to save the current filter setup as a reusable view, name it meaningfully, choose public or personal visibility, and reselect it later from the saved views.

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finding useful files can quickly become difficult.
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In this tutorial,
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you'll learn how to filter this view based on three criteria
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the type of file,
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the date it was modified,
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and the person who edited the document.
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You'll also see how to save this filter combination
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so you can reuse it with one click.
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We're already in the shared tab of a channel.
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Above the list of documents,
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click the filter button,
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which is represented by a funnel icon.
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The filter pane opens on the right side of the screen.
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The first type section allows you to choose the file formats to display.
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Check the types that match your search.
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The list updates automatically and retains only the selected formats.
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No validation button is required.
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Below,
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the date filter is first indicated as modified
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without a specific date.
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Drag the slider to the right to set the time period you want.
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The filter label updates according to the chosen position
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in the modified bisection,
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you can filter documents by their last contributor.
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Select the person you are looking for.
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The display is immediately reduced to documents that respect both the type,
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the period,
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and the contributor chosen.
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The filters are cumulative.
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A document must meet all the criteria to appear.
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Check the active criteria in the bar above the list.
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Here you will find the selected file types,
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time period,
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and contributor.
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The clear button removes all filters and finds the full list.
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If this combination is useful to you on a regular basis,
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save it as a display.
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Open the all documents menu at the top left of the list
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and then select save view as
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in the save his current name window
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all documents are selected.
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Replace it with a meaningful name
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that describes the purpose of your filter.
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This will allow you to easily identify this view later.
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The make this a public view check box determines who can use this view
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when checked,
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the display is offered to other users of the library.
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Uncheck it to keep a personal view that is only accessible by you.
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Then click save.
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The new view is now saved and documents matching the criteria remain displayed.
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To return to the original view,
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open the saved view menu,
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move the pointer to other views,
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and then select all documents.
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The full list reappears and the filter pane no longer contains selected criteria.
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The save view remains available in the bar
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next to all documents.
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Click the name of the saved view,
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the corresponding documents reappear.
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You now know how to filter your documents and reuse a saved view independently.

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