Hello, this is Travis Saban with Adobe Analytics Product Management and today I’m going to be showing you how to use the new multi-select feature within drop-down filters. So to review, to add a drop-down filter to your panel, simply select and drag an entire dimension onto the canvas and press shift. Or you can select a grouping of dimension items and drag and drop those on by pressing shift as well. It immediately created as a drop-down filter. Now, to use drop-down filters previously, you could only select one field and it would add it as your selection for that drop-down. But now, with multi-select, you can come in and select not only one in USA, but I can also select Greece, Singapore, and Chile if I wanted. And as I select each one of them, you notice they get a blue check mark indicating they’ve been selected and added to the pill count at the top. To close the drop-down filter, I simply click away from the box and it automatically closes for me. So now to remove items, I can delete it directly from the pill, or I can click on it in the drop-down and deselect it, or I can click the X or reset all to delete all the values out of the drop-down box. Now these are OR’d together, so I have USA or Greece or Singapore, and anyone who meets any of those three criteria will be qualified to be included in my data. And then across multiple drop-down filters, these are added together. So they’re on a marketing channel and a device and a country, and depending on the values I’ve selected, it’ll put those together OR’d within the drop-down filter and added across them. So now that I have drop-down filters, I can go ahead and customize my project with even more flexibility to show exactly the values that I want to quickly filter and segment my data across my entire project using these multiple drop-down filters with multiple selections. Thank you.