Editing filters - Documentation

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- Creating filters with the Make Filter command
- Creating a simple filter
- Creating an advanced filter
- Creating a new capture window based on a filter
- Filter types
- Creating filters using the filter bar
- Editing filters
- Duplicating filters
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Creating and Using Filters : Editing filters

Editing filters

You can edit an existing filter from any dialog that displays a list of available filters (for example, the Filters view of a capture window or Filters options in the Capture Options dialog).

To edit a filter:

1. From any dialog that displays a list of available filters, do any of the following to display the Edit Filter dialog:

• Select the filter and click Edit on the toolbar.

• Right-click the filter and select Edit.

• Double-click the filter.

NOTE: The Edit Filter dialog is essentially identical to the Insert Filter dialog used to create a Simple or Advanced filter.

2. Make the desired edits in the Edit Filter dialog and click OK.

NOTE: Click Help on the dialog to learn about the available options and settings.

Filter bar syntax Duplicating filters