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# Filter Your Forecast with Custom Views

Learn how to filter your forecast in Moselle with custom views — save reusable, filtered tabs by product line, sub-line, channel, and product attributes.

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**Quick Answer:** To filter your forecast, open a forecast and click **Custom view** above the SKU table. Give the view a name, choose the **Line**, **Sub-Line**, **Channel**, and **Attributes** you want to see, and save. Your view is added as a reusable tab next to **All SKUs**, so you can switch back to it any time in one click.
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## What is a Custom View?

**A custom view is** a saved, filtered version of your forecast table that shows only the SKUs you care about. Instead of scrolling through every SKU each time, you build a focused view once — for example "SS26 Footwear" or "Wholesale Apparel" — and Moselle keeps it as a tab you can return to.

### Key Benefits

* **Focus fast:** Jump straight to a subset of SKUs without re-filtering each visit
* **Stay organized:** Group your forecast by line, sub-line, or any custom attribute
* **Reusable:** Saved views persist as tabs, so the whole team works from the same cuts
* **Non-destructive:** Filtering changes what you see, never your underlying forecast

## Prerequisites

**Time Required:** 2 minutes\
**Difficulty:** Beginner

Before you begin, make sure you have:

* [ ] An existing forecast open in Moselle
* [ ] Product lines, sub-lines, or attributes set on your catalog to filter by

## How to Create a Custom View

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### Open your forecast

Navigate to your forecast to open the SKU table. Above the table you'll see tabs for **All SKUs** and **Missing SKUs**.

**Expected Result:** The forecast table is visible with the tab bar across the top.
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### Click "Custom view"

Select the **Custom view** button (with the **+** icon) to the right of the tabs. A **Create custom view** dialog opens.
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### Name and filter your view

Fill in the dialog:

* **Name** — a label for the tab, e.g. `SS26 Footwear`
* **Line** — pick one or more product lines to include
* **Sub-Line** — narrow further by sub-line (product type)
* **Channel** — pick one or more of your active sales channels (for example DTC vs. wholesale) to include
* **Attributes** — add a row to filter by any custom attribute (for example a season or category) and choose which values to include

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Selecting several values within one filter shows SKUs matching **any** of them. Adding filters across **Line**, **Sub-Line**, **Channel**, and **Attributes** narrows the view to SKUs that match **all** of those filters.
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**Channel behaves differently from the other filters.** Line, Sub-Line, and Attributes narrow down *which SKUs* appear. Channel instead narrows down *which numbers* you see for those SKUs — it limits projections and actuals to the selected channel(s) and hides any row with no sales or forecast there. A SKU with no data in your selected channels simply won't appear, rather than showing up with empty values.
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### Save the view

Click **Save**. Your view appears as a new tab next to **All SKUs**.

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Success! Click your view's tab any time to filter the forecast table down to just those SKUs.
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## How to Edit or Delete a View

1. Click the view's tab to make it active.
2. Click the **pencil** (edit) icon next to the tabs to reopen the dialog.
3. Update the name or filters and click **Save**, or click **Delete** to remove the view.

## Frequently Asked Questions

### Does a custom view change my forecast?

**Answer:** No. A view only filters which SKUs are displayed. Your projections and forecast data are never changed by creating, editing, or deleting a view.

### What's the difference between "All SKUs" and "Missing SKUs"?

**Answer:** **All SKUs** shows every SKU in the forecast. **Missing SKUs** shows only SKUs that still need details before their projections are complete. Custom views appear as additional tabs alongside these two.

### Can I filter by a custom attribute?

**Answer:** Yes. In the **Attributes** section of the dialog, add a row, choose the attribute, and select the values to include. You can combine multiple attributes in one view.

### Can I filter my forecast by sales channel?

**Answer:** Yes. Choose one or more channels in the **Channel** field when creating or editing a view. Unlike the other filters, this limits the projection and actuals numbers to those channels rather than filtering which SKUs are shown — see the note above for details.

## Related Guides

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[Refine Your Forecast](/planning-and-execution/forecasting/phase-3-refine-and-maintain/refine-your-forecast.md)
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[Customize a Forecast](/planning-and-execution/forecasting/phase-2-build-your-forecast/customize-a-forecast.md)
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