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Expand Up @@ -57,10 +57,9 @@ Filters help you narrow down the data shown in charts without modifying individu
For this example, let's add a filter so that the data shown in the dashboard is scoped to only one control plane:

1. From the dashboard, click **Add filter**. This brings up the configuration options.
1. Select "Control plane" from the **Filter by** dropdown menu.
1. Select "In" from the **Operator** dropdown menu.
1. Select "default" from the **Filter value** dropdown menu.
1. Select the **Make this a preset for all viewers** checkbox.
1. From the **Filters** dropdown menu, select "Control plane".
1. From the **Operator** dropdown menu, select "In".
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1. From the **Value** dropdown menu, select "default".
1. Click **Apply**.

This applies the filter to the dashboard. Anyone that views this dashboard will be viewing it scoped to the filter you created.
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