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Create a data filter

1. Go to the control panel and click Data filters in the General column.

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2. Click Create new filter to To create a new data filter, click Create new filter. To edit an existing one, click the name of the filter in the list.

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3. Enter a name, select a data model and click Save.

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Note

Note: It is not possible to change the data model when you have saved the data filter.

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Data filter design

Columns, Expand on by and Sort on by affect the Results preview but have no impact on the filter itself. The data filter is written in the Filter field.


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Info

Info: All data extracted via the API is always filtered on the permissions of the user logged in. The preview of the result is updated regularly when changes are made to the fields.

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Info

Info: Saved values do not always reflect what is displayed in the API when filtering on JSON-formatted fields. For example, a value may be saved as null (JSON field not populated), but the value in the API is false (due to the default value). To retrieve all values that are null or false, you can then query Feltnavn != true instead of Feltnavn = false.


Functions and variables

NamePurposeParametersExample

CurrentUserId()

Returns the ID for the user logged in, can be used as follows:

None

ResponsibleCoworkerId = CurrentUserId()

CurrentDepartmentIds()

Returns IDs for all departments for the user logged in, can be used as follows:

None

DepartmentId IN CurrentDepartmentIds()

Now()

Current time, can be used as follows:

None

PlannedStartDate > Now()

CurDate()

Today's date, with no time, can be used as follows:

None

PlannedStartDate > CurDate(). The difference is that this has a time of 00:00:00, unlike Now(), which also has the current time.

CurrentUsername()

Current username

None

 

CurrentFullName()

The current user's full name

None

 

CurrentGroupIds()

The current user's groups

None

Find employees who share some of my groups: GroupIds IN(CurrentGroupIds())

CurrentFunctionIds()

The current user's functions/roles.

None

Find employees who share some of my functions: FunctionIds IN(CurrentFunctionIds())

CurrentCustomerIds()List of Customers I'm participant on. Only for external users.
CustomerId IN CurrentCustomerIds()
CurrentSupplierIds()List of Suppliers I'm participant on. Only for external users.
SupplierId IN CurrentSupplierIds()

hasMember

Filter on data where an employee is a participant

Comma-separated list of employee IDs

Find data where I or employees with ID 2 and 3 are participants:

hasMember(currentUserId(), 2, 3)

currentUserIsMember

Filter on data where I am a participant. Quick function for HasMember(currentuserid())

None

currentUserIsMember()

currentUserIsMemberWithFunctions

Filter on data where I am a participant with a particular role/function

Comma-separated list of roles

currentUserIsMemberWithFunctions(1,2)

currentCustomerIsMemberFilter on data where a customer is participant, and I'm participant on the customer. Only for external users.
currentCustomerIsMember()
currentSupplierIsMemberFilter on data where a supplier is participant, and I'm participant on the supplier. Only for external users.
currentSupplierIsMember()
currentCompanyIsMember

Filter on data where a supplier or customer is participant, and I'm participant on one of the selected the suppliers/customers. Only for external users.


currentCompanyIsMember()

date

Purpose calculate a dynamic date

1: Text

For example, you can write date(1. January), date(01.01.2016), date(now), date(first day of this year), etc. Example for retrieving records in the current year: RegisteredDateTime >= date(first day of this year) and RegisteredDateTime < date(first day of next year). Note that "less than first day next year" is used, because you also have to count records at 23:59:59 on 31.12.

substringof

Text containing

1: Text, 2: Field

Find all where subject contains "Vindu": substringof('Vindu', Subject)

endswith

Text ending in

1: Text, 2: Field

Find all where subject ends with a full stop: endswith(Subject, '.')

startswith

Text starting with

1: Field, 2: Text

Find all where subject starts with "Vindu": startswith(Subject, 'Vindu')

length

Length of a text

1: Field

Find all where subject is 5 characters long: length(Subject) = 5

indexof

Position of first text match

1: Field, 2: Text

Find all where text 'vindu' is at character 8 in the subject: indexof(Subject, 'vindu') = 8

substring

Get excerpt of a text based on position

1. Field, 2: Start, 3: Length

Find all where text 'vindu' is at position 3-6: substring(Subject,3,4) = 'vindu'

notin

Is not among

Unlimited number of parameters

Find all that are not of type 5 or 7: TypeId NOTIN(5,7)

in

Is among

Unlimited number of parameters

Find all of type 1, 2 and 3: TypeId IN(1,2,3)

search

Searches all text fields

1: Text

Find all containing the text 'vindu' in a text field: search(vindu)

childrenof

Get child objects for an object

1: Field, 2: ID

Find all registered with DepartmentId 1 or subtype: childrenof(DepartmentId, 1). Not supported in all modules.

hastags

Filter on tags

Unlimited number of IDs

Find all registered with tag 1 or 5: hastags(1,5)

not

Negative filter

Filter

Find all without tag 4: NOT hastags(4)

year

Get year from a date

1: Date

Find all registered in a specific year: YEAR(RegisteredDateTime) = 1972

month

Get month from a date

1: Date

Find all registered in January (regardless of year): MONTH(RegisteredDateTime) = 1

day

Get day from a date

1: Date

Find all registered on the first of every month (regardless of date): DAY(RegisteredDateTime) = 1

hour

Get hour from a date

1: Date

HOUR(RegisteredDateTime) = 12

minute

Get minute from a date

1: Date

MINUTE(RegisteredDateTime) = 59

second

Get second from a date

1: Date

SECOND(RegisteredDateTime) = 59

round

Round numbers

1: Number

Find hours containing decimal places: ROUND(TotalHours) != TotalHours

floor

Round down numbers

1: Number

Find all hour registrations where the number of hours is rounded down and is 10: CEILING(TotalHours) = 10

ceiling

Round up numbers

1: Number

Find all hour registrations where the number of hours is rounded up and is 10: CEILING(TotalHours) = 10

Info

Info: It is not possible at present to use functions in column definition, only for filtering. If you need more variables or functions, register n suggestion for improvement in the Customer Portal.