Filtering
  • 13 Nov 2024
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Introduction

Filters are an extremely useful option to scrutinize and visualize the cost of Azure subscriptions based on resources, resource types, resource groups, locations, service names, meters, meter subcategories and tags.

Supported filters

  • Resource
  • Resource group
  • Resource type
  • Location
  • Service name
  • Meter
  • Meter subcategory
  • Tag

Resource

The Resource filter allows users to choose specific resources from the selected subscriptions to view their cost.

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Resource group

The Resource group filter enables users to select specific resource groups from the selected subscriptions to view the cost spent on them.

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Resource type

The Resource type filter can be used to select specific resource types available from the selected subscriptions to view the cost spent on them.

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Location

The Location filter allows users to select the required resource locations available from the selected subscriptions to view the cost spent on them.

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Service name

The Service name filter allows users to select the required service names available from the selected subscriptions to view the cost spent on them.

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Meter

The Meter filter allows users to select the required meters available from the selected subscriptions to view the cost spent on them.

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Meter subcategory

The Meter filter allows users to select the required meter subcategories available from the selected subscriptions to view the cost spent on them.

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Tag

The Tag filter allows users to choose the required tags along with their corresponding values and view the total cost of the resources associated with those tags.

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