Understanding Advanced Filters in Tables
Advanced filtering enables you to construct filters using fields, operators, and conditions. The Findings and Traffic tables of a completed scan offer advanced filtering.
Important! Bear in mind that selecting a resource in the Site Tree filters data to that resource in the Findings and Traffic tables. Advanced filters are then applied to the data that is already filtered.
Understanding the Operators
The following table describes the operators that are available for each type of data in advanced filtering.
| Operator | Data Type | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| String | Numeric | Date/Time | Enum1 | |
| Equal | x | x | x | x |
| Not Equal | x | x | x | x |
| Less Than | x | x | ||
| Less Than or Equal | x | x | ||
| Greater Than | x | x | ||
| Greater Than or Equal | x | x | ||
| Between | x | x | ||
| Contains | x | x | ||
| Starts With | x | x | ||
| Ends With | x | x | ||
Understanding Conditions and Field Filters
Field filters are treated as AND filters. For example, creating a field filter for a Severity of "High" and a field filter for a Method of "GET" filters in all records with a Severity of High AND a Method of GET.
For each field filter, you can add conditions. These conditions are treated as OR. For example, creating a field filter for a Severity of "High" and adding a condition for a Severity of "Medium" filters in all records with either a Severity of High or of Medium.
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