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I've tried adding filters to my Lookr queries, but they always return zero rows. I'm sure the issue has something to do with the syntax, but I can't find any example of lookr queries with filters on which to base my code. For now, I am just downloading entire tables and performing my data manipulation in R, but this is cumbersome. Would you please post some examples of how the 'filters =' argument should look in practice?
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Hi Ethan,
I had this issue as well - it seems the documentation is incorrect. This
works for me:-
filters = list(
c("view.field_1", "DESIRED_VALUE"),
c("view.field_2", "DESIRED_VALUE"),
c("view.field_3", "DESIRED_VALUE")
)
On 27 September 2018 at 22:59, ethanrmarkowitz ***@***.***> wrote:
I've tried adding filters to my Lookr queries, but they always return zero
rows. I'm sure the issue has something to do with the syntax, but I can't
find any example of lookr queries with filters on which to base my code.
For now, I am just downloading entire tables and performing my data
manipulation in R, but this is cumbersome. Would you please post some
examples of how the 'filters =' argument should look in practice?
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I've tried adding filters to my Lookr queries, but they always return zero rows. I'm sure the issue has something to do with the syntax, but I can't find any example of lookr queries with filters on which to base my code. For now, I am just downloading entire tables and performing my data manipulation in R, but this is cumbersome. Would you please post some examples of how the 'filters =' argument should look in practice?
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