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# How to filter customers by total revenue

The nested conditions in the revenue filter work the same way as in [order filters](/filters/filtering-by-orders/how-to-find-customers-with-orders).

The key difference is that the top-level condition here is **total revenue value**, not **order**.

Next, set the range **from … to** (upper bound is not inclusive) and define which orders should be used to calculate revenue.

<Note>
  Revenue is calculated based on the **[order total after discount excluding refunds](/filters/filtering-by-orders/how-to-find-orders-with-a-specific-order-price)**.
</Note>

**Use case:** let's find customers whose **total revenue** is **\$3,000* or more*\* over the last month.

\**The currency depends on your project settings.*

1. Go to **Customer Data Platform→ Customers.**

<img src="https://mintcdn.com/maestraio/O0b_zyYQP7Y48mll/images/imported/How-to-find-customers-with-total-revenue-from-N.png?fit=max&auto=format&n=O0b_zyYQP7Y48mll&q=85&s=610eeadf0ac3a85b0a508fbf73bbffb4" alt="" width="5414" height="1624" data-path="images/imported/How-to-find-customers-with-total-revenue-from-N.png" />

2\. Set up the filter.

<img src="https://mintcdn.com/maestraio/O0b_zyYQP7Y48mll/images/imported/How-to-find-customers-with-total-revenue-from-N-(2).png?fit=max&auto=format&n=O0b_zyYQP7Y48mll&q=85&s=edc332a3af2b85a78018c3cca76c9ada" alt="" width="6776" height="1868" data-path="images/imported/How-to-find-customers-with-total-revenue-from-N-(2).png" />

<Note>
  Revenue is calculated using **placed, paid, and delivered items**. Canceled and returned items are not included in the total.
</Note>