In this article you will learn about how to apply filters on numeric datatype using Helical Insight Adhoc Filter.
Various filter conditions are :
- Equals (=)
- Not Equals (!=)
- Greater Than (>)
- Less Than (<)
- GreaterThan and Equal to (>=)
- Less Than and Equal to (<=)
- Between
- Not Between
- Is Null
- Is Not Null
- Is One of
Note: There can be multiple ways of applying same condition. One using Auto Mode and another using Custom Mode. To know more click here.
Also, there are 3 ways to provide input values :
- Auto : Select any single value from the auto generated list (depending on condition applied)
- Custom : Enter value manually (depending on condition applied)
- None : It represent null value or no value.
- Equals (=) : This is a filter term which is used in Adhoc to find numbers that are equal to a value specified by the user.
Now in Filters we can filter by a single value or by multiple values
For equals, we can use only single select, multi select is not possible.Example : Filter out the journey cost having value equal to 200.
- Not equals (!=) : This is a filter term used in AdHoc to find values that are not equal to the specified value by the user.Example : Filter out the cost not equals 300 or (300, 400)
- Greater than( > ): This is a filter term which is used to find values which are greater than a particular specified value by the user. This is only applicable on numeric data.Example : To filter out the value to display having condition greater than 700
- Less than( < ) : This is a filter term that is used to which is used to find values which are less than a particular specified value by the user. This is only applicable on numeric data.Example : To filter out the value to display having condition less than 700
- Greater than and Equal to ( >= ): This is a filter term that is used to which is used to find values which are greater than and equal to a particular specified value by the user. This is only applicable on numeric data.Example : To filter out the value to display having condition greater than and equal to 700
- Less than and Equal to ( <= ): This is a filter term which is used to find values which are less than and equal to a particular specified value by the user. This is only applicable on numeric data.Example : To filter out the value to display having condition less than and equal to 700
- Between: It is used to display values within a range specified by the user. Between condition can also be known as “greater than equal to” and “less than equal to”Example : To filter out the value to display between 400 and 700
- “Between ” in Auto Mode
- “Between ” in Custom Mode
- “Between ” in Auto Mode
- Not between: It is used to display values outside the range specified by the user in between condition.Example : To filter out the value to display which is not present in “between 400 and 700″
- Is Null: It is used to find entries which have null values in the column.Example : To filter out entries having Null values
- Is Not Null: It is used to display entries which are not null in the column.Example : To filter out entries having Not Null values or values which are not blank
- Is one of : It is used for finding one or more entries present in the column.
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