When you first make an entry in the fields 'Lower Limit' and 'Upper Limit', the system sets the relevant operator automatically if none is entered.ģ000 5000 BT _ MEI* _ CP _ 5000 _ GE _ If you change the lower limit, upper limit, or operator values after choosing ENTER, you must specify the relevant operator yourself. If you use the characters '*' and '+' together with another operator, they are not interpreted as placeholders, but actually represent themselves. M++ER* _ CP _ Returns all values that start with 'M', contain the letters 'ER' after two other characters, and end with any character string. Here: '+' represents a single character '*' represents any number of characters, even none The value entered in the Lower Limit field is hidden. The limit itself is also included.ġ000 _ _GE _ Returns all values greater than or equal to 1000. The value specified as the lower limit is interpreted as the lower limit of an open-ended, higher value range. The limit itself is also included.ġ000 _ LE _ Returns all values smaller than or equal to 1000.

The value specified as the lower limit is interpreted as the upper limit of an open-ended, lower value range. The values specified as the upper and lower limits are interpreted as the range.ġ000 2000 BT _ Returns all values between 10.

(Underscores symbolize empty input fields.) BT The value selected is the one you entered. The operators work together with the fields Lower Limit (From) and Upper Limit (To) as well as the inclusion/exclusion criteria (I/E).ĮQ Equal BT BeTween LE Less than or Equal GE Greater than or Equal CP Contains Pattern With the operators in this field, you specify whether the entered values are to be used as a single value, range, or search string for limiting data selection.

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