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A FilterObject is an object that contains filtering information. It is used for configuring fields in the slice.
To manage filters at runtime, use the setFilter(), getFilter(), and clearFilter() API calls. You can also open the filtering pop-up window by invoking the openFilter() method.
If you want to preset a filter in your report, we recommend the following approach:
Your report will now contain the filter configuration.
Note MDX queries are not supported by the filter. Use only the properties described in this section.
filter: {
query: ConditionalQueryObject | ValueQueryObject,
members: string[],
exclude: string[],
include: string[],
measure: MeasureIdentifierObject
}
| Property/Type | Description |
|---|---|
| query ConditionalQueryObject | ValueQueryObject | optional Describes a filter by condition or a filter by value. To set a filter by condition, specify the query as the ConditionalQueryObject for your field type.To set a filter by value, specify the query as the ValueQueryObject. Must be used with the measure property. |
| members String[] | optional The field's members to be shown. Example: { "members": ["country.[united states]"] }.Must not be used together with query.Note that the members filter does not apply to a field with one member.If the specified members do not exist, the filter is ignored and all field members are displayed. To change this behavior and show an empty grid, see the Advanced tips guide. |
| exclude String[] | optional The field's members to be hidden. Example: { "exclude": ["country.[united states]"] }.Can be used together with query (ConditionalQueryObject).Note that the exclude filter does not apply to a field with one member. |
| include String[] | optional The field's members to be shown in addition to the members returned by the query (ConditionalQueryObject). Must be used only together with the query (ConditionalQueryObject). For example: filter: { |
| measure MeasureIdentifierObject | optional Applies the query (ValueQueryObject) to the specified measure. |
Note members, exclude, and include properties are incompatible with each other and must be used separately.
1) The example below shows how the FilterObject is used to create a conditional filter for a string field:
slice: {
rows: [
{
uniqueName: "Country",
filter: {
query: {
begin: "U",
},
},
},
]
}
2) The example below shows how the FilterObject is used to create a selection filter:
slice: {
rows: [
{
uniqueName: "Country",
filter: {
members: [
"country.[poland]",
"country.[uk]",
"country.[ukraine]",
],
},
},
]
}
3) The example below shows how the FilterObject is used to create a value filter:
slice: {
rows: [
{
uniqueName: "Country",
filter: {
measure: {
uniqueName: "Price",
aggregation: "sum",
},
query: {
top: 5,
},
},
},
]
}
Filter by condition
Filter by selection
Filter by value
setFilter()
clearFilter()