aggregateFilters {Array<AggregateFilter>}

Aggregate filters can be used to filter an aggregate query’s result set to rows where the aggregate values meet the specified conditions. Integer, number, and calculation fields are the only types of Zoomdata fields that are valid when creating aggregate filters.

An aggregate filter object contains the following properties:

• metric {object}: A Zoomdata metric object
• operation {string}: A Zoomdata filter operation
• value {number | string | Array<string | number>}: Value(s) to use in the filter

With these three properties, you can aggregate filters of the following type:

• Comparison & Equality Aggregate Filters
• In/Not-In List Aggregate Filters
• Between Aggregate Filters

Comparison & Equality Aggregate Filters

Comparison & Equality aggregate filters specify a condition on a metric with an operation and a single value. This type of aggregate filter uses the following operations:

• EQUALS: Keep the results where metric value equals the specified value
• NOTEQUAL: Keep the results where metric value does not equal the specified value
• LT: Keep the results where the metric value is less than the specified value
• LE: Keep the results where the metric value is less than or equal to the specified value
• GT: Keep the results where the metric value is greater than the specified value
• GE: Keep the results where the metric value is greater than or equal to the specified value

Example:

const aggregateFilter = {
  metric: {
    field: { name: 'price' },
    function: 'SUM',
    type: 'FIELD',
  },
  operation: 'GE',
  value: 100000,
};

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In/Not-In List Aggregate Filters

In/Not-In aggregate filters specify a condition on a metric with an operation and multiple values. This type of aggregate filter uses the following operations:

• IN: Keep the results where the metric value is in the specified list of values.
• NOTIN: Keep the results where the metric value is not in the specified list of values.

Example:

const aggregateFilter = {
  metric: {
    field: { name: 'price' },
    function: 'AVG',
    type: 'FIELD',
  },
  operation: 'IN',
  value: [1225, 1350, 1800],
};

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Between Aggregate Filters

Between aggregate filters specify a condition on a metric with the BETWEEN operation and 2 values. This type of aggregate filter keeps the results where the metric value is between the 2 specified values.

Example:

const aggregateFilter = {
  metric: {
    formulaName: 'Sum of 15 pct price',
    type: 'CALCULATION',
  },
  operation: 'BETWEEN',
  value: [20000, 30000],
};

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Updated Jan 10, 2019