Difference between revisions of "Column filters"
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In the above example, there are two ''Profit'' columns in the table, where the last one contains a ''Product == Pizza'' filter, therefore, showing the ''Profit'' value for ''Pizza'' only. | In the above example, there are two ''Profit'' columns in the table, where the last one contains a ''Product == Pizza'' filter, therefore, showing the ''Profit'' value for ''Pizza'' only. | ||
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| + | ==== <span id="UnsupportedConditionException">Columns without function</span> ==== | ||
| + | To apply a filter on a column, it must have a defined function. For supported functions for each column type see [[Function|Functions]]. | ||
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Revision as of 13:35, 7 August 2019
Specifies fixed content filters in the column.
For more information on how to create filters, see Filters.
For object filters, see Object Filters.
Example
In the above example, there are two Profit columns in the table, where the last one contains a Product == Pizza filter, therefore, showing the Profit value for Pizza only.
Warnings
Columns without function
To apply a filter on a column, it must have a defined function. For supported functions for each column type see Functions.
