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# Filter
Sorter yderligere på data med filter, som kan sættes på flere måder alt afhængig af, hvad kriteriet for udtrækket er.
### Ét kriterie
Ved udtræk hvor der blot er et kriterie, indtastes det i selve tabellen under kolonneoverskriften:
### Flere kriterier
Hvis der skal bruges flere kriterier, **klik på den lille pil** på aktuelle kolonne. Listen i dette eks. indeholder en oversigt over de mulige sygesikringsgrupper, der er registreret i databasen.
Ved at sætte et flueben i en eller flere, er der hurtigt opsat filter.
### Filter bygger
Vælg knappen **Filter** nederst til højre i tabellen, hvorefter *Filter bygger* fremkommer.
Ovenstående filter henter grp1 patienter, der er over 30 år. Her kan oprettes alle de betingelser, der ønskes med forskellige parametre:
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