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 Export Filter Expression
 
 Note: A filter expression is a way to limit the records 
      that are included in a report by specifying criteria.
 
  
 The Filter section of Export 
        contains the following fields:
 
 Field - This field 
        list displays all of the fields available for use in the filter. Clicking 
        on a selection appends it to the Field Name field below.
 
 Field Name - This Field displays the selection made from the above 
        list.
 
 Operator - This field contains a dropdown 
        list of operators. Operators are typically used to compare the value of 
        a field to some fixed specified value. Some operators in the list require 
        special instructions:
 
 
         
          | = | equal to |   
          | <> | not equal |   
          | > | greater than |   
          | >= | greater than or equal to |   
          | < | less than |   
          | <= | less than or equal to |   
          | IN | Determines if a given value 
            matches any value of a subquery or a list. |   
          | NOT IN | The given value does not 
            match any value of a subquery or a list. |   
          | LIKE | Determines whether or not 
            a given character string matches a specified pattern. |   
          | NOT LIKE | A given character string 
            does not match a specified pattern. |  The "LIKE" 
        operator is similar to the equals operator 
        except that it allows the right hand value to contain the wildcard "*". 
        For example, the filter text:  sPolicyState LIKE "O*"  matches policies whose applicable law state is OH, 
        OK or OR. The "IN" operator 
        allows one to specify a list of comma separated values enclosed in parenthesis. 
        For example, the filter text:  sPolicyState IN ("OH","OK","OR") matches policies whose applicable law state is OH, 
        OK or OR. The "NOT IN" 
        operator allows one to specify a list of comma separated values enclosed 
        in parenthesis that should specifically be excluded, For example, the 
        filter text:  sPolicyState NOT IN ("OH","OK","OR") matches policies whose applicable law state is anything 
        except OH, OK or OR. Value - This field displays 
        the user supplied criteria. In some cases the system provides a picklist 
        of values for you to select from.
 Note: In some instances when appending a filter criteria 
        to the filter expression you will notice that the system replaces your 
        selected value with a numeric value. This is normal behavior. ( For Example, 
        User_Policy.iCreatedBy = 2)
 
 Logical - The Logical provides the simple 
        Boolean operators AND and OR. To append your filter criteria to 
        the filter expression box, select the appropriate logical operator. If 
        nothing is in the filter expression the only valid button is Add. See 
        Details below:
 
 
         
          | AND | Adds another field name to the filter 
            expression to be considered. The system will poll the database for 
            records that match both criteria. |   
          | OR | Adds another field name to the filter 
            expression to be considered. The system will poll the database for 
            records that match either criteria. |   
          | (...) AND | Adds a string(See AND) |   
          | (...) OR | Adds a string(See OR) |   
          | ADD | Adds the first field to the filter 
            expression. |   Note: The (...)AND or (...)OR 
        buttons when selected will apply parenthesis around the entire existing 
        filter expression and append the new criteria to the end of the expression.
 Filter Expression - This field displays the actual SQL where clause.
 
 Clear - This option clears the entire filter expression.
 
 Validate - This option verifies the syntatical correctness of the 
        filter expression.
 
 
 Schedule Type
 The Schedule Type section of the Reports page 
        displays for Intranet customers only. 
        Click here for details.
 
 Note: See Menu below or at the top of the page for 
        next export section.
 
 
 
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