How to use filters in screener

TradingView screeners allow you to customize them to meet your analysis needs and find the best setup to match your market view. Each screener has the same workflow with filters so here we'll use the Stock Screener as an example.

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Popular screens have preset filters, which allow you to instantly get an overview of the market by different stats. These screens differ by screener and may be updated in the future.

To access popular screens, open the screens menu →  "Open screen…".

Add a filter

On the top panel, open the filters menu by clicking the "+" button or using the "Shift + F" shortcut. Then select the filter or start typing the filtering conditions. The filter will be added and applied instantly to all symbols.

To return to filter selection, click the return button and search for a new filter.

Note: Currently, not all filters can be found by their filtering conditions.

Add a filtering condition

Click on the added — but not active — filter in the top panel. In the filter editing dialog, select or type the condition to start scanning symbols.

You can set the filtering conditions in two ways:

  • Select the preset parameters: Some filters have only these and can't be customized. Just click on the currently working filter and choose what you need
  • Manual setup: Some filters allow you to adjust inputs for more personalization. In the same dialog, apply the necessary conditions

Reset the active filter

Open the filter editing dialog and click "Reset." The filter will remain on the top panel for later use. 

Another way to reset a filter is by pressing the "⛌" symbol near the filter's name.

Remove filter

In the filter editing dialog, click the bin icon.

Extra tip

The top filter panel has two display views — expanded and collapsed. To bring the panel to a compact form and gain more space for your analysis, click the "Hide filters" button in the upper right corner or use the "Shift + H" shortcut.

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