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Low code app filter table based on time range

Solved1.49K views1st February 2023low code app
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Mieke Dryepondt [SLC] [DevOps Advocate]3.69K 1st February 2023 0 Comments

I would like to know how I can filter a table with DOM data that has a datetime column based on a selected time range.

Mieke Dryepondt [SLC] [DevOps Advocate] Selected answer as best 1st February 2023

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Ruben Vandepitte [SLC] [DevOps Advocate]2.32K Posted 1st February 2023 0 Comments

Hi Mieke,

In the GQI query which fetches the DOM instances, you can add a filter on the 'Created' column, and select the 'Use Feed' option. This will allow you to do filtering based on the active selection in the Time Range feed.

In case you want to display the DOM instances which fall within the selected range, you'll have the add this filter twice, configuring it once to filter on the column value being greater than the time range 'From' property, and once to filter on the column value being less than the time range feed 'To' property.

Ruben Vandepitte [SLC] [DevOps Advocate] Edited answer 1st February 2023
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