# November 15, 2022: Filter in Pivot

### Mito Open Source

**Filter in Pivot Tables:** Pivot tables are one of the most useful tool Mito provides, and as a result one of our most popular features. You now have the ability to filter directly within a pivot table, making interactive data exploration and aggregation that much easier.&#x20;

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See documentation for pivot tables, including instructions for filtering, [here.](/how-to/pivot-tables.md)

**Other bug fixes:**

1. Fixed a bug where `IF` statements couldn't be used with NaN values.

### Mito Enterprise

Admins can now configure the folder that Mito uses to save analyses. This makes it possible to use Mito in systems other than&#x20;


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