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# Filtering and Exporting Contacts
This lesson will show you how to filter your contacts in AgileCase.
## Filtering contacts
On your contacts page, use the button beside **"Add Contact"** to filter your contacts.
You can filter by contact type, labels, or whether contacts are active or inactive to find relevant contacts quickly when searching your database.
## Exporting Contacts
It is also possible to export your contact list in PDF or CSV format using this menu.
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## Select an export format
Use the filter dropdown and select the format you wish to export to.
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## Filter and export contacts
You will now be prompted to filter your contacts by label. If you want to export your entire contact list, leave this field set to **"All Contacts"**.
Once you have selected your filter, click **"Export"** to download the file in the format of your choice.
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The image above is an example contact list exported to PDF.
The image above is an example of a contact list in CSV format, viewed in Microsoft Excel.
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