# Event Stream Filtering The event stream filtering feature, helps you manage information and extract meaningful insights from the event data packets in various assets, event types or different importance statuses. It involves the use of rules and conditions to sort, prioritize, or manipulate information to achieve specific goals or meet particular requirements With a few clicks of the mouse, you can * Select between live and cleared events. * Displaying selected importance levels * Filter the events by time or date * Filter the events by event type * Drill further into the event attributes and filter on a subset data point ![](https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/ZCca4_r4Mz1W3EbjNIVUcF-hTAFaRq2d-aNrn_PYsYHp7PCnUQMSa4pSw2HX6fz76v2jUTXsZtUadxWsi240K8bDGqOCLZ5wY6tD6Tkmr_j8um3qLfK8kBZ9HIWPw7grZVf6Mrj4pt6zlYl1DskWWdA) {% embed url="" %}
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