# Showing results of Smart Filters added with command **URL:** \ **Category:** Glyphs\ **Tags:** todo, feature\ **Created:** [August 24, 2024, 4:17pm UTC](https://forum.glyphsapp.com/t/showing-results-of-smart-filters-added-with-command/31296 "2024-08-24T16:17:22Z")\ **Posts on this page:** 6\ **Page:** 1
**Author:** ![Yorlmar](https://forum.glyphsapp.com/user_avatar/forum.glyphsapp.com/yorlmar/32/765_2.png) [@Yorlmar](https://forum.glyphsapp.com/u/Yorlmar)\ **Post date:** [August 24, 2024, 4:17pm UTC](https://forum.glyphsapp.com/t/showing-results-of-smart-filters-added-with-command/31296/1 "2024-08-24T16:17:22Z")
Hi forum, I use smart filters a lot, and I would like to know if this is possible (without creating an additional smart filter). For a basic example: I use to group different categories by color. Is there a way that the result on the «filtered font screen» show at the same time all the smart filter selected with command? Thanks ---
**Author:** ![GeorgSeifert](https://forum.glyphsapp.com/user_avatar/forum.glyphsapp.com/georgseifert/32/259_2.png) [@GeorgSeifert](https://forum.glyphsapp.com/u/GeorgSeifert)\ **Post date:** [August 25, 2024, 11:08am UTC](https://forum.glyphsapp.com/t/showing-results-of-smart-filters-added-with-command/31296/3 "2024-08-25T11:08:00Z")
I don’t really understand. Can you explain a bit more in detail? ---
**Author:** ![kokoshneta](https://forum.glyphsapp.com/user_avatar/forum.glyphsapp.com/kokoshneta/32/14816_2.png) [@kokoshneta](https://forum.glyphsapp.com/u/kokoshneta)\ **Post date:** [August 25, 2024, 12:24pm UTC](https://forum.glyphsapp.com/t/showing-results-of-smart-filters-added-with-command/31296/4 "2024-08-25T12:24:10Z")
Are you asking whether it’s possible to apply _multiple filters at once_, either additively or subtractively? For example, if you have a `small-caps` filter and a `greek` filter, you’d want to apply both those at once to show (a) all glyphs that are _either_ small-caps _or_ Greek, or (b) all Greek small-caps. Is that what you’re asking about? (Obviously, small-caps and Greek aren’t useful examples of smart filters, just examples to illustrate the principle.) ---
**Author:** ![Yorlmar](https://forum.glyphsapp.com/user_avatar/forum.glyphsapp.com/yorlmar/32/765_2.png) [@Yorlmar](https://forum.glyphsapp.com/u/Yorlmar)\ **Post date:** [August 25, 2024, 6:12pm UTC](https://forum.glyphsapp.com/t/showing-results-of-smart-filters-added-with-command/31296/5 "2024-08-25T18:12:35Z")
Thanks to both, to clarify, I’ll explain with another example: I have two basic filters, one that shows all the glyphs labeled in green and the other that shows all the glyphs labeled in red. I want to put both filters on at the same time (with command or shift), and show the sum of the glyphs labeled in red and green. ---
**Author:** ![GeorgSeifert](https://forum.glyphsapp.com/user_avatar/forum.glyphsapp.com/georgseifert/32/259_2.png) [@GeorgSeifert](https://forum.glyphsapp.com/u/GeorgSeifert)\ **Post date:** [August 25, 2024, 6:56pm UTC](https://forum.glyphsapp.com/t/showing-results-of-smart-filters-added-with-command/31296/6 "2024-08-25T18:56:09Z")
That is not possible by selecting two filters: this will always result in a “AND” filter, meaning you only see glyphs that fit with both. You can build another filter that combines the condition with “OR”: ![Bildschirmfoto 2024-08-25 um 20.55.10](https://forum.glyphsapp.com/uploads/default/original/3X/3/b/3bf1f99d4348cbf195a4da7f1c368f7a6108291e.png) See the “Any” in the first popup. If you only have one row, hold down the Option key and press the Plus button to add a compound row. ---
**Author:** ![Yorlmar](https://forum.glyphsapp.com/user_avatar/forum.glyphsapp.com/yorlmar/32/765_2.png) [@Yorlmar](https://forum.glyphsapp.com/u/Yorlmar)\ **Post date:** [August 25, 2024, 8:35pm UTC](https://forum.glyphsapp.com/t/showing-results-of-smart-filters-added-with-command/31296/7 "2024-08-25T20:35:58Z")
Ah, I see, but never mind, it was an assumption that something like this could be implemented. Still, it’s a very useful tip to know about “Any”. Thanks as always, Georg!