javascript NOT IN LIST
I have working DDX bricks card that has filters on the data.
The working code is
const where = ['ELT_Code = HRES','YRMONum = 202305','Scenario != Forecast','TimeSeriesShort != FY','FTE_Position_Type != Actual_Active_Positions'];
For the FTE_Position_Type I need to include more than one exclusion.
I have tried several combinations of single quotes, double quotes, brackets, parenthesis, nothing is working.
Does anyone know the semantics of the code that will make this work?
Best Answer
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Try using something like this, using the || as an "OR"
const where = [
'ELT_Code = HRES',
'YRMONum = 202305',
'Scenario != Forecast',
'TimeSeriesShort != FY',
'FTE_Position_Type != Actual_Active_Positions' ||
'FTE_Position_Type != Another_Exclusion' ||
'FTE_Position_Type != Yet_Another_Exclusion'];0
Answers
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Try using something like this, using the || as an "OR"
const where = [
'ELT_Code = HRES',
'YRMONum = 202305',
'Scenario != Forecast',
'TimeSeriesShort != FY',
'FTE_Position_Type != Actual_Active_Positions' ||
'FTE_Position_Type != Another_Exclusion' ||
'FTE_Position_Type != Yet_Another_Exclusion'];0 -
Tried this below but it didn't work
const where = ['ELT_Code = COOR','RecordType = FTE','Blue_MA_SSP_Code = TCMV','TimeSeriesShort = CM','FTE_Position_Type!=Actual_Active_Positions'||'FTE_Position_Type!=Actual_Open_Reqs'];
I did find that doing it nested works
const where = [
['ELT_Code = COOR','RecordType = FTE','Blue_MA_SSP_Code = TCMV','TimeSeriesShort = CM','FTE_Position_Type!=Actual_Active_Positions'],
['ELT_Code = COOR','RecordType = FTE','Blue_MA_SSP_Code = TCMV','TimeSeriesShort = CM','FTE_Position_Type!=Actual_Open_Reqs']
];1 -
QQ, did you try the following:
const where = ['ELT_Code=COOR','RecordType=FTE','Blue_MA_SSP_Code=TCMV','TimeSeriesShort=CM','FTE_Position_Type!=Actual_Active_Positions', 'FTE_Position_Type!=Actual_Open_Reqs','FTE_Position_Type!=Yet_Another_Exclusion']
Since you want to exclude all of the 3 options then this might work and be a bit less complex than your previous approach and return the same result. It'd be a different story if you would want to retrieve ones that are any of a subset of options, but that is not your case (I'm guessing you're using the Data Endpoint for retrieving the data)
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sorry getting lost where you are adding the 3rd criteria as I only have two but yes, originally I tried it all together as one, it would not read correctly, that's why I came on for help
const where = ['ELT_Code = COOR','RecordType = FTE','Blue_MA_SSP_Code = TCMV','TimeSeriesShort = CM','FTE_Position_Type!=Actual_Active_Positions','FTE_Position_Type!=Actual_Open_Reqs'];
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