Running logical filters
See below for how to define, combine and run logical filters on data.
- Running a logical filter
- Combining logical filters
- Adding nested groups of logical filters
- Copying logical filters
Running a logical filter
See below for how to filter objects using logical conditions on any attribute.
To run a logical filter:
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Click the filter icon
in the upper-right corner.
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Under Suggestions, select a field on which to run a logical condition.

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Under Operator, select a logical condition.

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Type the value to query against the field using the selected condition. If the value is time-based, such as an expiry date, the dialog displays a list of predefined values.

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Click the
icon to run the filter.
Combining logical filters
See below for combining several logical filters.
To combine several logical filters:
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Create a filter as explained in Running a logical filter, and press Enter instead of
when completing the filter.
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Create a new filter and press Enter.

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In the Match row, select the AND or OR logical condition to combine filters.

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Repeat the steps to add the required filters.
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Click the
icon to run the filter.
Adding nested groups of logical filters
See below for creating nested groups of logical filters.
To add a group of logical filters:
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Create at least one filter as explained in Running a logical filter (press Enter instead of
when completing the filter).

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Click Add Group.
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Enter new filter conditions and type Enter to add them to the new group.

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In the Match row of the group, select the AND or OR logical condition to combine the group filters.
Copying logical filters
When completing a logical filter, click Copy as query to copy the defined filter in a text format you can later paste in the filter box.

For example:
notbefore < now - 1y AND notafter < now - 30d