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# How to use advanced settings in Pinterest Ads

Coupler.io supports several filtering options in the Pinterest Ads integration.

### Additional filters for reports

Follow these three steps to reduce the data in your report:

* **Choose filter criteria**: Select the criteria you want to filter by. In this case, choose between `Spend in dollar` and `Total impressions`.
* **Specify the condition**: After choosing the criteria, select whether to filter values that are `Less than` or `Greater than`.
* **Define the value**: Enter the value you want to filter by. For example, in the Campaign performance report, if you add the `Spend in dollar` filter with `Less than`, you can enter `100` to return campaigns that spent less than $100.

You can add multiple filters at the same time:

![](https://s3.amazonaws.com/helpscout.net/docs/assets/57fbf3029033600277a688ab/images/65fc58cb44432440552f9741/file-3A2wioZgZ7.png)

### Additional filters for core components

For lists of items, such as Campaigns, you can filter entities by specific status, ID, or objective type. For some entities, you can also adjust the format of the returned data.

**Possible filters you can use:**

| Key                             | Applicable to                                                | Possible values                                                        | Description                                                                   | Example                              |
| ------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------ | ---------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------ |
| entity\_statuses                | <p>List of Campaigns<br>List of Ad Groups<br>List of Ads</p> | <p>ACTIVE<br>PAUSED<br>ARCHIVED<br>DRAFT<br>DELETED\_DRAFT</p>         | Return entities with the specified status.                                    | entity\_statuses=ACTIVE              |
| translate\_interests\_to\_names | List of Ad Groups                                            | <p>true<br>false</p>                                                   | Return interests as text names, if the value is `true`, instead of topic IDs. | translate\_interests\_to\_names=true |
| include\_shared\_accounts       | List of Ad Accounts                                          | <p>true<br>false</p>                                                   | Include shared ad accounts.                                                   | include\_shared\_accounts=true       |
| match\_types                    | List of Keywords                                             | <p>BROAD<br>PHRASE<br>EXACT<br>EXACT\_NEGATIVE<br>PHRASE\_NEGATIVE</p> | Return keywords with the specified match type.                                | match\_types=PHRASE                  |

You can also add several filters at the same time. All of them will be applied:

![](https://s3.amazonaws.com/helpscout.net/docs/assets/57fbf3029033600277a688ab/images/65fc5ce2668a210c0c45d840/file-x1Y2GAg1eC.png)


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