When creating your own filters, you can use one or more filter operators. Operators work with text and numbers, depending on how they are used in the app or worklist. Characters can include numbers, letters, symbols, or combinations. The table below shows the available filter operators in Nedap Now.
Filter operators
| Operator | Function | Explanation |
|---|---|---|
| = | equals | Filter for exact matches. For example, if you use "=5", for example, you only see rows where the value in the filtered column is exactly 5. |
| < | less than | Filter for values less than a specified number. For example, if you use "<5", you only see rows where the value in the filtered column is less than 5. |
| > | greater than | Filter for values greater than a specified number. For example, if you use ">5", you only see rows where the value in the filtered column is greater than 5. |
| ≥ | greater than or equal to | Filter for values either equal to or greater than the specified value. For example, if you use 5, you only see rows where the value in the filtered column is equal to or greater than 5. |
| ≤ | less than or equal to | Filter for values either equal to or less than the specified value. For example, if you use ≠5, you only see rows where the value in the filtered column is equal to or greater than 5. |
| ≠ | not equal to | Filter for values that are not equal to the specified value. For example, if you use 5, you only see rows where the value in the filtered column is not equal to 5. |
| Not empty | Filter where value is specified (not null, blank or unspecified) | |
| Empty | Filter where the value is null, blank, or not specified. | |
| Starts with | Filter where the value begins with a specified character or sequence of characters. For example, if you use "Starts with 'A'", you only see rows starting with "A." | |
| Ends with | Filter where the value ends with a specific character or sequence of characters. For example, if you use "Ends with 'ing'", you only see rows ending with "ing." | |
| Contains | Filter where the value includes a particular character or sequence of characters anywhere within it. For example, "Contains 'lact'", only shows those with a value that contains the character sequence "lact." | |
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