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Malhar
Contributor II
Contributor II

Filter

Hii,

I want to filter my data in a column.

For eg. I need to show only “not found” data, but when I do that, it searches for “not” differently and “found” differently. Hence, as a result I get the data which has “not” in it, and “found” in it.

Can anyone help?

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MVP
MVP

Exactly as has been posted in this thread - you search for “Reklamation nicht gerechtfertigt” (or perhaps “*Reklamation nicht gerechtfertigt*” if this might not be the start/end of a word).

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mruehl
Partner - Specialist
Partner - Specialist

Maybe you can try *not*found*

tresesco
MVP
MVP

Try putting single quotes around your search string, like: 'not found' or with double quotes for cases insensitive search, like "Not fOUND".

Malhar
Contributor II
Contributor II
Author

Hii,

thanks for your response. i tried but it did not work.

will the trim(not found) work?

 

thanks 🙂

Malhar
Contributor II
Contributor II
Author

Hii,

thanks for your response, but it did not work.

will trim('not found')work?

thanks.

tresesco
MVP
MVP

Hi @Malhar ,

Try to explain a bit more about your context, where and how exactly you are trying to do. Then it become easier for us to guide you.

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MVP
MVP

Searching for "Not Found" will search for the explicit string "Not Found" and will not return hits on "Not" or "Found" individually.

Malhar
Contributor II
Contributor II
Author

image.jpg

As you can seen in the picture, the colum named ‘Meldungslangtext’ include information “Reklamation nicht gerechtfertigt”. And I only want to see the data which contains this information.

How can I do that? 

Or
MVP
MVP

Exactly as has been posted in this thread - you search for “Reklamation nicht gerechtfertigt” (or perhaps “*Reklamation nicht gerechtfertigt*” if this might not be the start/end of a word).

Malhar
Contributor II
Contributor II
Author

Hii,

thanks a lot, it worked.

😀