I am on Appian 7.7 and I am using Portal to SAIL plug-in. I am using 'IN'

tapans over 9 years ago

I am on Appian 7.7 and I am using Portal to SAIL plug-in. I am using 'IN' operator to filter the data but I am not getting result. Could anyone please help me understanding the 'IN' operator functionality by providing specific example?

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For reference, I am mentioning the plugin rule I am using :

=getportalreportdatasubset(
reportId : cons!My_report
pagingInfo : a!pagingInfo(startIndex :1,batchSize: -1),
contextIds : {},
filters : {
{
field : 23,
operator : "IN",
value : ri!taskassignee
}
},
)

Here I am not getting desired result using "IN' operator.
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0 sikhivahans over 9 years ago

@tapans A few points noted by me which might help you:
>> If you created the report by 'Create a new portal report', then create a new report by making 'Save as' of out of the box report.
>> Also IN operator isn't workinbg for few columns. For instance, when I used this functionality for Task report, IN operator worked for tp!name property but it didn't work for tp!display.
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0 sikhivahans over 9 years ago

@tapans A few points noted by me which might help you:
>> If you created the report by 'Create a new portal report', then create a new report by making 'Save as' of out of the box report.
>> Also IN operator isn't workinbg for few columns. For instance, when I used this functionality for Task report, IN operator worked for tp!name property but it didn't work for tp!display.
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