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<img src="/uploads/upload/image/5200/direct/1595434979479-1595434979479.png" alt="Conceptual diagram illustrating filtering scenarios with four rounded rectangles arranged in a 2x2 grid. Each rectangle contains a dark gray funnel icon on the left and multiple circles (either filled or outlined) in green or blue colors, representing different filter states and data subsets." width="443px" style="width:443px;" class="fr-fic fr-dib fr-draggable"> The **Scenarios** button allows you to save the current filters as a named scenario, so it is easy to return to it for analysis. For example: - different specialties - different waves - combinations of different elements (e.g., country = US + specialty = IM/GP) By using scenarios, you can quickly change your current filter without leaving the tab that you are currently working on. <img src="/uploads/upload/image/5200/direct/1565847044560-1565847044560.png" alt="Scenarios dropdown menu showing a list of saved filter scenarios. The menu has a blue header labeled 'Scenarios' and displays five options: 'status is complete', 'status is complete and rdout > 0', 'S1 is GP' (with an 'x' delete button), 'S1 is Practice Nurse', and '(all respondents)' which is highlighted in light blue as the current selection." width="240px" style="width:240px;" class="fr-fic fr-dib fr-draggable"> When you select a saved scenario it is applied to your current filters just as if you had pressed on element values to drill in. It does not affect the baseline scenario. If your goal is to completely limit your analysis to a certain subset, in both the current and baseline scenarios, use [Global filters](/view-access/global-filters) rather the Scenarios button. ## Creating scenarios You can add the current filter to the list of saved scenarios by selecting "Set current filters as new scenario." <img src="/uploads/upload/image/5200/direct/1565847208574-1565847208574.png" alt="Scenarios dropdown menu expanded to show the option to create a new scenario. The menu displays the same five existing scenarios, but at the bottom shows 'Set current filters as new scenario' in italicized text on a light gray background, indicating the action to save the current filter state as a new named scenario." width="240px" style="width:240px;" class="fr-fic fr-dib fr-draggable"> Note that all current filters selected will be added to your new scenario option. If a different scenario is currently in place, those filters will also be part of the new scenario. ## Complex filter editing You can also edit the "$scenario" element should you want to enter your custom MongoDB syntax. You can add a new element on the "+" sign to the right of the tabs, and type "$scenario" to display the hidden element. You can then edit the JSON object "recode" to add new scenario filter entries.
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