BookYourData saves any filter combination you build in Prospector as a named preset, so you reuse the exact same search later without rebuilding it.
Save a set of filters with the "Save Filters" button, find them later in the "Saved" tab, and reapply one with "Load Filter."
How to Save a Filter
Save a filter in BookYourData by applying your search criteria, clicking "Save Filters," and naming the set for later recall.
Apply the filters you want in Prospector.
Click "Save Filters."
Name the filter set so you recognize it later.
Name the filter clearly, since that name is what appears later in the Saved tab.
For guidance on organizing multiple saved sets by use case, see saving filters for future searches.
Where Saved Filters Are Stored
BookYourData lists every saved filter in the "Saved" tab on the left menu, under the name you gave it.
How to Load a Saved Filter
Reload a saved search in BookYourData with the "Load Filter" feature, which reapplies that saved set's stored criteria.
Watch the full walkthrough below, or read accessing previously saved filters for more on managing a growing list of saved sets.
Save Filters vs. Load Filter
"Save Filters" stores your current search criteria under a name, while "Load Filter" pulls a stored search back into Prospector.
Feature | What it does |
Save Filters | Stores your current filter criteria in Prospector under a name you choose. |
Load Filter | Reapplies a previously saved filter set's criteria to your search. |
FAQ
Where do saved filters appear?
Saved filters appear in the "Saved" tab on the left menu of Prospector, listed by the name you assigned when saving.
Why name a saved filter?
Naming a filter set makes it easy to recognize and recall from the "Saved" tab later, instead of guessing which set matches which search.
What does "Load Filter" do?
"Load Filter" reapplies a previously saved filter's stored criteria to your current search in Prospector, so you skip rebuilding it manually.