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# Filter List

## Settings 

![](/files/-MVw8K5nDYJPq7WL0--L)

| Field                  | Descriptive                                                     |
| ---------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Title                  | Object Title                                                    |
| Object Identifier Name | Unique identifier name of the free loop                         |
| Select Main Object     | Select the list that will be filtered                           |
| Condition              | Option to select the condition to be used for the filtering     |
|                        | Value of variable or expression to be validated                 |
| Option                 | Boolean operator (AND/OR) if an additional condition is desired |
| +                      | Button for adding more conditions                               |

## Example

To filter a list you need to follow a few steps:

1 - Select the "Declare Variable" object from the "Command Blocks" menu and drag it to your working area.

* First you must define a unique name for the object in the "Object Identifier Name" field, select the variable type, the initial value and select the "Declare as List" option.

2 - Select the "Filter List" object from the "Loops" menu and drag it to your working area

* Next you must define a unique name for the object in the "Object Identifier Name" field, select the main object defined as a variable of type list, and define the conditions to be applied when looping through the list.


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