Query Selections

(Yellow indicates most commonly used)

Find all
What to do
values

Wildcards

...equal to a
value.

Enter the value you want to find. For example, "Smith"

finds "Smith".

blank value
...not equal to
a value.

Look for fields with no data in field selected

Enter an exclamation mark in front of the value you want
to exclude. For example, "!Smith" finds all values
except "Smith".
Enter the from value, the two dots, and then the to
value. For example, "A..C" finds all values from "A" to
"B", however, records beginning with "C" are not
included. Also works for date ranges.
Enter a greater than and then the value. For
example,">1000" finds "1000.01", "20 000", and "1 000
000".
Enter a less than and then the value. For
example,"<1000" finds "9999.99", "1", and "-200".
Enter the starting value and then an asterisk. For
example, "S*" finds "Stockholm", "Sydney", and "San
Francisco"
Enter an asterisk and then the end value. For example
"*east" finds "Northeast" and "Southeast".
Enter an asterisk at the beginning and end of the value.
For example *east* finds Northeast side and
Southeast side.
Enter a question mark at the unknown character(s)'
position in the value. For example, "Sm?th" finds
"Smith" and "Smyth". (Note: 10 ?s can be used to filter
for 10-digit item numbers)
Enter all your criteria separated by commas. For
example, "A..D, !C" finds "A", "B", and "D".

! (exclamation
mark)

Enter a query as an SQL statement between

parenthesis. For example, (datasource.Fieldname!=
"A")

() (SQL
Statements
between
parenthesis)
\?*\

...between
two values.
...greater
than a value.
...less than a
value.
...starting
with a value.
...ending with
a value.
..contains
...having one
or more
unknown
character(s).
...matching
more than
one criteria
...matching a
defined query
begins with
a?
begins with
an asterisk

.. (two dots)

> (greater
than)
< (less than)
* (asterisk)
* (asterisk)
* (asterisk)
? (question
mark)
, (comma)

\**