Based on the column type and filter expression, you can create/use a certain parameter that can be used in one or more column filters. This Academy article explains how you can apply parameter filters when associating a (multi-tenant) dataset with a Collection. Following table lists all different parameter types, the filter expressions available per each type as well as the way in which you should provide values for it in your request for an Embed token. As explained in more detail in the Academy article about applying parameters filters.
| Parameter type | Possible filter expressions | <value(s)> | <value(s)> example(s) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Numeric |
|
Numeric value | 1 |
| Datetime |
|
String date value in RFC 3339 format | "2023-01-01T12:23:45.000Z" |
| Hierarchy |
|
String value | "1" |
| [ ] Numeric array |
|
Array of numeric values | [1, 2] |
| [ ] Hierarchy array |
|
Array of String values | ["1", "2"] |
The filter expressions "contains", "does not contain", "starts with", "does not start with", "ends with" and "does not end with" of the hierarchy type are applied within a row value and this currently happens in our backend, meaning more data might need to be transferred than needed! Use "equals", "not equals", "is in" or "is not in" filter expressions if searching within values is not required.