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# Filters

Filters, along with [Tags](/docs/spikemark/tags.md), and [Search](/docs/spikemark/search.md), allow you to quickly see the Stagehands that you want to see in Spikemark.

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Filter which Stagehand are displayed base on:

* **Connection Status**
  * **Connected** - This will display only the Stagehands connected to Spikemark
  * **Disconnected** - This will display any Stagehand in your show not connected to Spikemark
* **Faulted** - This will display any Stagehand that has a fault
* **Active -** This will display any Stagehands that are considered Active in your show file
* **Inactive** - This will display any Stagehand that are inactive in your show file
* **Cue Status**
  * **Idle -** This will display any Stagehand that are not, Loaded, Running, or Completed in cues
  * **Loaded -** This will display any Stagehand that is in a loaded cue
  * **Running -** This will display any Stagehand that is running a cue
  * **Completed -** This will display any Stagehand that has completed a cue

If you want to see all the Stagehands in your show. Make sure all filters are deselected.


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