# How to write an IN() statement with multiple variables

Sometimes you might want to filter with two variables using a single Filter tool. This is possible using the [IN](/cascade/functions-and-expressions/functions/logical/in.md) function in Cascade.

`IN({Product}, "iPhone", "Wired Headphones")`

In this example, the user is filtering for rows with the value “iPhone” or “Wired Headphones” in the Product field.

<figure><img src="/files/JkBssPFBH5dqvpLu0gA7" alt="Screenshot of Filter tool configuration using IN() statement"><figcaption><p>Screenshot of Filter tool configuration using <a href="/pages/-MknCkG5GzFWDJUF98P0">IN()</a> statement</p></figcaption></figure>

Check out more on the [IN](/cascade/functions-and-expressions/functions/logical/in.md) function in Cascade docs.


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