# Pagination

Pagination is used to manage the display of large datasets without overwhelming you or the system.&#x20;

The first section (bottom left) contains information about the displayed and filtered data, organized into sub-sections:

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* **Results per page**: Defines the number of records displayed on each page of the table, allowing you to customize how much data you see at once. Min: 50 records, max: 1000 records.
* **Total records**: Indicates the total number of records available in the dataset. This gives an overview of the dataset's size.
* **Filtered records**: Shows the number of records that meet specific filter criteria applied by the user. This helps in understanding the subset of data being examined.
* **Selected records**: Displays the count of records actively selected using checkboxes, allowing you to execute actions to multiple records.

The second section (bottom right) divides the data into manageable pages, enhancing the navigation experience by allowing you to move between different pages of the dataset. This pagination system is essential for efficiently handling large datasets without overwhelming the user interface.

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