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Once you have the query, at the top of the interface, there are several buttons. If you click on `Filter`, a section will open at the bottom of the screen where you can select the option you want to use: `jq` or `JsonPath`, the space to write your filter, and the window where you can see the results.
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![Filter.png](figures/jq1.png)
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![Filter_options.png](../figures/jq2.png)
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The filters you use will be applied to the query results.
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For example, if we want to get the names of the studies in the trial example, since we are only calling 2 `(limit:2)`, we expect to have 2 names:
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#### Explanation:
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Now if we want to get the IDs of the studies in the trial example, since we are only calling 2 `(limit:2)`, we expect to have 2 IDs:
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#### Explanation:
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