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  • Ding…Ding…Ding!! That works! case when {number} IN ('JE72624','JE72775') then 1 else 0 end Thank you @Francesca Nicole Mendoza-Oracle @Divya Unnikrishnan Please note that you need single quotes. Also, (and this is very strange) If I filter on Document Number by itself, the system requires just the numeric portion of the…
    in Use of ANY in Save Search Filters Comment by mstemp Mar 10, 2025 5:53PM
  • Hi @Divya Unnikrishnan Thank you so much for trying to help me solve this issue. I'm obviously doing something wrong. I'm entering exactly what you specified: case when {number} IN (xxxxx,xxxxx) then 1 else 0 end but it's not working. The attached image shows what I entered, what you said to enter, and the error results…
    in Use of ANY in Save Search Filters Comment by mstemp Mar 10, 2025 2:45PM
  • @Divya Unnikrishnan I'm getting this error I tried using quotes in the "IN" and not using quotes. I tried with and without the "JE" before the document number. I also tried CASE {WHEN {number} IN ("JE74999") THEN 1 } ELSE 0 END [with curly brackets after the word CASE and before ELSE)
    in Use of ANY in Save Search Filters Comment by mstemp Mar 3, 2025 5:18PM
  • @Divya Unnikrishnan This is a great solution when I need to filter on a few values. It gets me thinking about using an inner join statement as a filter. What I've done in other systems is create a temporary file with the values I want to filter and then join that temporary file to the transaction file. This join acts like…
    in Use of ANY in Save Search Filters Comment by mstemp Mar 3, 2025 3:40PM
  • Thank you, Akhil. I am aware of the Use Expressions functionality. I was hoping to use a more streamlined approach implied by the term "ANY." I guess ANY does not always mean ANY. Knowing that I can use it with some fields but not others is helpful. Is there any place (no pun intended) I can find a list of which fields ANY…
    in Use of ANY in Save Search Filters Comment by mstemp Mar 3, 2025 4:09AM