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There are several filtering methods in a SharePoint list to help users to find the items which meet the certain criteria., such as column header filter, filter in view, filter web part and more. Metadata navigation and filtering feature was first introduced in SharePoint 2010.
Metadata navigation works together with other filters for the list, such as views and column filters. You can set up and use metadata navigation for lists and libraries even if these lists and libraries do not use managed metadata columns.
Why is metadata navigation and filtering unable to create an index?
Metadata Navigation and Filtering is unable to create an index if there is not enough room in this 20-index space for all of the eligible combinations from the navigation hierarchy and key filter fields that are selected.
How to filter Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010 list views?
Metadata Navigation and Filtering provides a way to filter Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010 list views by their item metadata.
Other columns you specify in the view filter may or may not be indexed. The view does not use those indexes, even if the result of the filtered view returns less than the List View Threshold. For example, you have a query: size = large AND color = red.
How to create a filter / search list?
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Where do I find the list navigation settings?
Click the List or Library tab on the ribbon, and then click List Settings or Library Settings. Under General Settings, click Metadata navigation settings. Note: By default, metadata navigation and filtering is enabled in most sites.
How can I filter term in metadata tree?
When users select a managed metadata term in the navigation tree, the view displays only items that are tagged with that term or its descendant terms. To filter only on a particular term and exclude the descendant child terms, users can select the item again.