What are the Advanced Filters in the database?

We provide two (2) advanced filters on your database. 

1. We allow you to filter by Activity.

1. This allows you to view the # of shifts and hours completed by volunteers during a given date range.
   

For example, if you want to see how many shifts people completed last month, you would adjust the dates accordingly. Then, once you save this date range, it will refresh the database view with the # of shifts and hours completed by your volunteers during that time. 

2. We also allow you to filter by Status

1. This allows you to see the list of volunteers who are approved, pending or removed for at least 1 opportunity.
   

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