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Let's say I have a collection called "pets"

The collection contains three different types of pets: cat, dog, and bird

Now let's say there are 10 cats, 10 dogs, and 10 birds in the collection (30 documents in total).

Is there a way to make a single query to pets that gets me 3 cats, 2 dogs, and 1 bird?

Basically I want to specify each type of pet I want, and limit each type of pet to a specific number, all in one query. The reason for this is because I want to be efficient and not make many queries.

This is what I have currently:

Let's assume I had the following table:

I want to apply a filter so that I only see the rows that contain "cat" among the comma separated "tags" in Animals column. The regular filters, of course, don't separate the possible values but instead the filter is populated with the whole string: "dog", "dog, cat", "cat, fish, bird", etc.

Is there a way to get the filter to populate with the individual values "dog", "cat", "fish", etc.?

Alternatively, would you suggest a different table layout to achieve a similar solution, still using the manual filters? One that does not require one column per possible animal type, with boolean value.

Finally, if no solution is possible, of course there is always the option to do it with formulas, something like adding a separate cell whose input is searched in the Animals column and the corresponding entries are shown/hidden, but that is not what I am aiming for.

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