To transfer individual values, value ranges, and so on, you must apply the following syntax rules (in accordance with the syntax for direct input of variable values in BW).
Description |
Syntax Examples |
Note |
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Equal to |
7 |
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Exclude value |
!7 |
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Value range |
3 – 7 |
Space before and after '-' |
Exclude value range |
!3 – 7 |
Space before and after '-' |
Greater than |
>7 |
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Exclude values greater than <Value Limit> |
!>7 |
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Greater than or equal to |
>=7 |
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Exclude values greater than or equal to <Value Limit> |
!>=7 |
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Less than |
<7 |
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Exclude values less than <Value Limit> |
!<7 |
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Less than or equal to |
<=7 |
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Exclude values less than or equal to <Value Limit> |
!<=7 |
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Contains patters (e.g. "all values beginning with A") |
A* |
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Exclude values containing the patter (e.g. "exclude all values beginning with A") |
!A* |
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Characteristic hierarchy node (e.g. "select NODE_XYZ of characteristic WBS_ELEMNT as a hierarchy node") |
NODE_XYZ(WBS_ELEMNT) |
Generic syntax: <Key of Characteristic Attribute>(<Technical Name of Characteristic>) |
Text hierarchy node (e.g. "select text node EUROPA of a hierarchy") |
EUROPE(0HIER_NODE) |
Generic syntax: <Technical Name of Hierarchy Node> Note: In this example, '(0HIER_NODE)' is not a placeholder - it must be used exactly like this in the syntax |
Hierarchy leaf |
15 |
Intervals are not supported |
Separators between values |
1 – 5; >12; !8 |
Semicolon followed by a space |