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title: "Use saved filters"
canonical: "https://support.appfire.com/space/CCSFCONFC/470090637/Use%20saved%20filters"
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> Macro (aura-html)

You can customize your own search parameters by using the [Salesforce Search screen](https://appfire.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/CCSFCONFC/pages/470090645).

![image](media://9a4040f2-63d9-4027-883c-1cb31179d902)

The Salesforce Search screen offers the following parameters to customize your own filter:

- Object
- Fields
- Sort Results By
- Max Record
- Filter Results By

# Create a Saved Filter

1. After configuring the search to your specifications, you can click the **Search** button to preview the results:
  
2. You can then click **Save As Filter** to save the configured parameters as a **Saved Filter**.
  
3. The **Add SOQL Filter** pop-up window will appear.
  
  Enter a suitable name for your **Saved Filter** and click **Add**.
4. The **Saved Filter** will then be accessible from the sidebar in the **Salesforce Search** screen:
  
5. It will also be accessible from the [Using Salesforce Table macro](https://appfire.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/CCSFCONFC/pages/470090790):
  

# Share a Saved Filter

You can now share your existing and private SOQL filters. :warning:You can only share the filters with any user with access to the space.

1. Go ahead and open any **SAVED FILTERS **accessible from the sidebar in the** Search Salesforce** screen.
2. Click on **Public share **and you will get a confirmation message that filter has been successfully shared.
3. You will also notice that the **SAVED FILTERS **will now have a globe icon attached to the filter name.
4. In the example below
  1. Image 1: Shows the toggle to share the filter.
  2. Image 2: Shows the message once the filter has been shared.
  3. Image 3: Shows that the icon will change from the lock icon to a globe icon.

![image](media://cbae6690-7ab2-4eb4-8264-1b814706c111)

 

# Editi a Saved Filter

> ℹ️ Only filter creators can make changes to the saved filter. Users who are not owners of the filter won’t be able to view the **Save changes **button.

1. Click on a saved filter and modify any fields of the filter.
2. Click **Save changes** to confirm the changes made.

# Further reading:

- [Using Salesforce Table macro](https://appfire.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/CCSFCONFC/pages/470090790)