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# Filtering on iPhone & iPad

Filter People, Companies, Opportunities, and Tasks on iPhone and iPad using Category, Keywords, and other criteria that vary by object type.

Filtering on iPhone and iPad narrows a list down to matching records, using a smaller set of criteria than Mac.

**Key facts:**

* Filtering works on one object type at a time, same as on Mac.
* Smart Lists aren't available on iPhone or iPad — filters here are temporary only. See [Smart Lists.](/help/mac-fundamentals/find-connect-and-organize/smart-lists.md)
* Which criteria are available depends on the object type or view you're filtering, not a single fixed list.

### What Can I Filter By on iPhone & iPad?

<table data-header-hidden="false" data-header-sticky><thead><tr><th>View / Object</th><th>Available Filters</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td>People, Companies</td><td>Category, Keywords</td></tr><tr><td>My Opportunities</td><td>Category, Keywords</td></tr><tr><td>All Opportunities</td><td>Category, Keywords, State</td></tr><tr><td>My Tasks, Someday</td><td>Category, Keywords, Status, Priority</td></tr><tr><td>Delegated</td><td>Category, Keywords, Status, Priority, Owner</td></tr><tr><td>All Projects</td><td>Category, Keyword, Status</td></tr><tr><td>My Projects</td><td>Category, Keywords</td></tr></tbody></table>

### How Do I Filter on iPhone & iPad?

1. Open the list you want to filter — People, Companies, Opportunities, Tasks, or Delegated.
2. Tap the **Filter** <i class="fa-filter">:filter:</i> button.<br>

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3. Choose the criteria available for that view like Category, Keywords, and where available, State, Status, Owner, or Priority.
4. Tap **Apply** (or equivalent) to filter the list.

To remvoe the filter, tap the **Filter** <i class="fa-filter">:filter:</i> button and tap **Clear Filter**

### Frequently Asked Questions

**Can I save a filter as a Smart List on iPhone or iPad?** \
No — Smart Lists are Mac-only. See [Smart Lists](/help/mac-fundamentals/find-connect-and-organize/smart-lists.md) for more information

**Why do I see more filter options on some screens than others?** \
Available criteria depend on the object type and the specific view — All Opportunities, for example, adds a State filter that My Opportunities doesn't. See the table above.


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