Criteria Operators

Criteria operators are used to compare two values. When the comparison is true, a record is included. When the comparison is false, the record is not included.

Note: If the Not column is checked, the comparison is reversed.

Example: When running the Staff Sign In report, the Query Parameters form is displayed. By specifying that "Shift" = "A", all A shift staff will be included in the report. Check not and all staff except A shift staff are included in the report.

Note: There are limited search options for narrative and notes fields in FH Enterprise. Equal (=) and like ($) are the only operators allowed for searching for values in narrative and notes fields in FH Enterprise.

Operator Stands for Means this

=

Equal to

If the comparison matches the matching record is included in the results.

==

Exactly Equal to

If the comparison matches character for character the matching record is included in the results.

<>

Not Equal to

If the comparison does not match the record is included in the results.

>=

Greater Than or Equal to

If the comparison matches or is a greater value the record is included in the results.

>

Greater Than

If the comparison is a greater value the record is included in the results.

<=

Less Than or Equal to

If the comparison matches or is a lesser value the record is included in the results.

<

Less Than

If the comparison is a lesser value the record is included in the results.

$

Contains

If the comparison results in a match the record is included in the results.

Example: States that contain an "X", which include New Mexico and Texas.

In

In List of Values

If the comparison matches the record is included in the results. This allows you to specify a list of values to use in the comparison. If a lookup is available, press to display available values, or type each comparison value in quotations separated by a comma ("example 1","example 2").

Between

Between Values

If the comparison matches and is in between the two specified values the record is included in the results.

Empty

Empty Value

If the specified field is empty the record is included in the results.

Null

Null Value

If the specified field contains a NULL value, the record is included in the results.

Having no explicitly assigned value, NULL is not equivalent to zero or blank. A value of NULL is not considered to be greater than, less than, different than, or equivalent to any other value, including another value of NULL.

 

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