Filtering Conditions

We've enhanced our filters once again with something that we're calling "conditions." Conditions will let you pinpoint your search results even more than you can now, adding more dimensions to certain existing filters. This article outlines how to use filtering conditions.

What are filtering conditions?

Some things that you're filtering need more refinement.

For example: Let's say you're looking for someone with a particular certifications (eg: someone with 'Expert Lineup Administrator'). You can do this using the "Certifications" filter and matching it with 'is any of' 'Expert Lineup Administrator.' However, if you want to see everyone who received that particular certification in the last month, you'll need to use a condition.

When applying a condition, it will modify the main filter. So sing the example above, if someone had an "Issue Date" for another certification (that's not specified by the main filter), it will not be reflected in the search results. The filter will only search the issue dates of the 'Expert Lineup Administrator' certification.

What filters support conditions?

Conditions are currently available for:

• Certifications
• Team History (the teams that someone's been on)
  • This includes the ability to filter based on team fields
• Lineup Form submissions

Coming soon will be filtering conditions for complex fields.

How do you apply conditions?

It's easy. For anything that supports conditions, just click on the "+ADD CONDITION". You'll get a new area to add conditional filters. The main filter needs to have a value to filter on, but if you just want to search everything (like all certifications), just select "is not empty", which is a technical way of saying, "it has a value."