Hi together,
i have a filter which makes no sense for me. Any ideas?
Its not passing, but in my understanding 3 is greater than 1 … so it has to run through.
Hi together,
i have a filter which makes no sense for me. Any ideas?
Its not passing, but in my understanding 3 is greater than 1 … so it has to run through.
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Hi Samliew, here is the blueprint… In fact that it is a filter i cant export the output.
blueprint (1).json (52.8 KB)
48:
[
{
"Bis Dauer": 3
}
]
[
{
"Dauer des Anrufes": 1
}
]
Hi @Kay_Dollt
Ensure both variables are in number format. If they are in text format, use the parseNumber() function to convert them to numbers before applying the filter.
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that wasnt the problem… i tryed parseNumber, but it hasnt helped.
Hey @Kay_Dollt
Please verify once whether you added the filter from “time operators” or “numeric operators”. It should be from “numeric operators”.
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Hi @Kay_Dollt ,
The parseNumber function you used is correct. However, could you please review the filter operator used in the filtering part to ensure it is implemented correctly?
ohhh damn… thats it
Here are some useful links and guides you can use to learn more on how to use the Make platform, apps, and app modules. I found these useful when I was learning Make, and hope they might benefit you too —
parseDate
| Tokens for formatDate
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Happy to hear you got it right and appreciate your acknowledgement.
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Using Text operators in fact “3” > “1” is false since “1” comes before “3” when evaluating strings. Glad you figured it out @Kay_Dollt !