Different filters used on text data types.
- Equals: (=)
- Is one of
- Not equals (!=)
- Like
- Not like
1) Equals: (=) This is a filter term which is used in Adhoc to find text entries that are equal to a text specified by user. It used from auto mode.
For equals we can use only single select, multi-select is not possible for eg. we want to filter by employee name Sherman Ma
2) Is one of function for text can be used for to find only multiple entries from the columns that are equal to the text specified by user.
Is one of is an auto function found in auto mode
Eg we have taken text as Alex Sharp and Alex Lynch
3) Not equals (!=): This is a filter term used in AdHoc to find text entries other than the text specified by the user.
For eg. in the snapshot below, we have filtered for text that is not Sherman Ma
4) Like: Like filter is used to filter text entries that are same as the specified words or letters.
The custom condition has to be given as like %text is used to find text entries starting with the text specified by the user For eg. D% is used to find all text entries starting with capital D
text% is used to find entries ending with the text specified by the user
E.g %d is used to find text entries ending with d
%Text% is used to find text entries that contain text entries that start with a particular text specified by the user. For eg %De% is used to find text entries that contain De
5) Not Like: It is used to find text entries that are inverse of the text specified by the user or used to find all kinds of text entries except the text inputs given by the user. The custom condition has to be given as not like. %text is used to find text entries other than those that start with the text specified by the user. For eg. D% is used to find all text entries starting with all letters except D
text% is used to find entries ending with the text other than the text specified by the user. E.g %d is used to find text entries ending with all letters except d
%Text% is used to find text entries that contain text entries that start with any text other than the particular text specified by the user. For e.g. %De% is used to find text entries that do not contain the string of letters De
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