Apply Filters to SharePoint List OOTB

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How to apply filters to SharePoint list OOTB

Step 1: Go to the SharePoint list where you want to apply the filter, go to List tab under SharePoint ribbon and click on “Modify view”.
Step 2: In this section you need to go under Filter section and apply filter as per your requirement.




Here, you can choose any column from the list as per your requirement and apply the filter. In this scenario I am using a condition where Created By is equal to [Me]. [Me] refers to the currently logged in user.


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