1.1.3 Filter Operators

When you are filtering a list you can use different operators to refine your search results. You can use the following operators:

OperatorNameDescriptionExample SearchFindsDoes not find
 No operator

Finds everything, which begins with the search term. Leading articles (the, a) are ignored.

BlaBlack; Blast; Black List; Blade 2; The Black SwanMen in Black; The Curse of the Black Pearl; Desert Blast
%

Leading percent operator

Finds everything, which contains the search term.

%BlaBlau; Blast; Men in Black; The Curse of the Black PearlBalance; Badlands; Born on Planet Earth
%Included percent operator

Finds everything, where the first part is the beginning and the last part anywhere after.

B%laBlack; Blast; Balance; Badlands; Born on Planet EarthMen in Black; The Curse of the Black Pearl
_

Spaceholder for individual characters

Finds everything, which ends with the first part, are followed by an arbitrary character and are then followed by the second part. The operator _ can replace any character.

B_laBola; BalanceBadlands; Born on Planet Earth; Black; Men in Black
|

Logical operator OR

Finds everything, which begins with the first or second part.

Bla|BluBlack; Blue; Black List; The Blue Max; The Black Swan; Blue City;Men in Black; Dark blue
&Logical operator ANDFinds everything, which contains the first and the second part.Bla&%BluThe Black Blur; The Blue Max (German: DerblaueMax)Black; Blurr;
!

Logical operator NOT

Finds everything, which does not contain the search term.

Searching for %Bla, then filtering for !(%ck)Blade 2; Blast ForceBlack List; Black Moon; The Black Swan
()Logical bracketsHelps you to combine several operators.


<Kleiner als

Finds everything, which is smaller than the search term. Letters are sorted by the alphabet.

Notice:

You can use these operators with the terms today and now. The filter "<today" only shows dates from the past. The filter "=today" only shows today. The filter now is useful for fields, which contain specific times.

Searching for %Bla, then filtering for: <pBlade 2; Desert Blast; Men in BlackPitch Black; Twins in Black and White
>Größer als

Finds everything, which is bigger than the search term. Letters are sorted by the alphabet.

Notice:

You can use these operators with the terms today and now. The filter ">today" only shows dates from the future. The filter "=today" only shows today. The filter now is useful for fields, which contain specific times.

Searching for %Bla, then filtering for:: >pPitch Black; Twins in Black and WhiteBlade 2; Desert Blast; Men in Black

Notice:

In earlier versions, these operators also applied to the search in the ContentExplorer. This is not the case anymore. Now, the index search applies.