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nicolaem159908
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Feb 13, 2026 3:25 PM UTC
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In "monitor" section there is a "go to customizable report" link

In "monitor" section there is a "go to customizable report" link. I tried to filter them based on the name. I tried (see below the print-screen):

-Name like "Daily"

-Name like "Daily%"

What exactly is the proper way? I need to filter all reports that start with "Daily". The above 2 didn't work. Any idea?

Thank you so much.

    stefanhelzle0001
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    Brainy
    Feb 15, 2026 8:02 AM UTC

    Use the asterisk *.

    Example: "Daily*"

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    mikes0011
    mikes0011
    Brainy
    Feb 13, 2026 3:55 PM UTC

    The "Name" field in the Process Report refers to the Process Instance Name.  It will match any Process Instance containing the string you filter on.  I'm unclear what you mean by "filter all reports" though - this is a report that looks at Process Instances.

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    nicolaem159908Author
    Inspiring
    Feb 13, 2026 3:59 PM UTC

    [mention:b45a4f6a20b14a008e4e0ec732a8bf98:e9ed411860ed4f2ba0265705b8793d05] - if I use the "=" operator your explanation makes sense. When I use "like" operator I should be able to use an expression similar to SQL I guess (?). I feel that I'm missing something here. By the way we are using date/time in the name of the instance so using "=" doesn't probably make sense (?).

    mikes0011
    mikes0011
    Brainy
    Feb 13, 2026 5:38 PM UTC
    if I use the "=" operator your explanation makes sense. When I use "like" operator

    The "like" operator here doesn't work like in SQL.  AFAIK it simply indicates the filtering will return any results with a partial string match -- basically identical to the SQL version of '%Daily%'.  You can choose "begins with' for 'Daily%'.  In other words, the filters work more like the QueryFilters in appian expression queries (though i can't say they'll behave identically).

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    nicolaem159908Author
    Inspiring
    Feb 13, 2026 4:02 PM UTC

    [mention:b45a4f6a20b14a008e4e0ec732a8bf98:e9ed411860ed4f2ba0265705b8793d05] if I use the "=" operator your explanation makes sense. When I use "like" operator I should be able to use an expression similar to SQL I guess (?). I feel that I'm missing something here. By the way we are using date/time in the name of the instance so using "=" doesn't probably make sense (?).

    mikes0011
    mikes0011
    Brainy
    Feb 13, 2026 6:37 PM UTC

    It works more like Query Filters - "like" by default does a simple find-in-string match, IIRC.

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