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# Extended Filter

More detailed selection of drawing elements

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**Location:** ribbon Be.Smart T4R, panel Filter

**Packages:** Be.Smart T4R Free |Be.Smart T4R

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#### Main functionalities and benefits:

* Rapidly extends native filter functionality in Revit
* Makes it incredibly simple to find and select elements in your model
* Save time and filter objects using parameters, conditions, etc…
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### **Overview**

The function Extended filter offers - compared to the default Revit filtering - a more detailed selection of drawing elements. It allows to limit the selection to a project, to the current view or to a selection set. You can group selected components by level, room or category in any order. You can also filter by parameters contained in families.

### Tutorial

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