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Well, It took me some time to get to a workable solution but I must say that filtering a table with a button is quite less efficient than using interactive filters .

But, here it is

I found inspiration in this post to get there.

Need help creating a button that overrides a table filter with it's own default filter

So I figured it out and it looks like this: [Screen Shot 2020-02-28 at 4.10.58 PM] So I have 5 filter buttons: All, iPhone, iPad, Android Phone and Android Tablets. I am able to toggle them on and off one at a time or combine the filters by toggling more than 1 together. Added a search icon as a symbol for my ‘on’ state for the button. Button Code: Inventory is my main table name where all my device name/categories/data are being pulled from. Show All is a checkbox column that sets all dev…

So, I had to add a checkbox field in your example table and a single select control on the canvas to choose the number you want to filter your table by.
After that just click on the button “Filter”.

Technically, the button doesn’t filter the table, it just checks the appropriate checkboxes. Then the table filters those checkboxes afterwards by using the values in the formula I put on the canvas under “Filtered results” with this formula :

If([Filtered results]=0,thisRow.Checkbox=false,If([Filtered results]>=1,thisRow.Checkbox=true,""))

I’ve added a button to clear the checkboxes, so you can “un-filter” your table too and it will go back to its orignal state