'File type' missing on Filter

I cannot find the file type section on filter and on some videos I've seen it.  Can someone please help?
Thank you

Does the folder you are viewing in Bridge contain more than one file type or only a single file type?  I think File Type only appears in the filter list when the folder(s) being viewed include multiple file types.  For example, if the folder you're viewing in Bridge contains only jpeg files or only any other single file type, then File Type will not be shown in the filter list.

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