You can filter the number of items displayed within the Lightning Conductor Web Part, based on one or more conditions using:

Both of these options are detailed on this page.

Filtering icon

Filters can be configured on each column whether the column is displayed or not. Each column type can also provide different filtering options. For example, a Date/Time filter allows you to filter by [TODAY], a People column allows you to filter by [Me], and so on.

You can apply the filter and remove the filter using the Filtering icon Filter icon, which displays the Filter Configuration dialog.

Filter Configuration

Select the condition from the drop down list, type a value in the text box and then click the green plus icon Click the Green circle containing a white cross to upload your XSL. A dialog displays stating that the filter configuration was updated successfully.

When a filter has been configured for a column, then to the right of the Filtering icon Filter icon, is the Remove Filtering icon Remove all persistent filters. This allows you to easily identify columns that are being used to filter the contents returned from the rollup query. To remove all persistent filters, click the Remove Filtering Remove all persistent filters icon, just under the Filtering column heading.

Filtering by using Web Part connections

Advanced Filters

Occasionally, you may want to filter on more than one column using And or Or operators. This can be done with the Lightning Conductor Web Part using the Advanced filtering link, which is displayed in the top right of the Columns Configuration section of the Configure Display Provider step.

To filter on more than one column:

  1. Click the Advanced filtering Filter icon link in the top right hand corner of the Columns Configuration section on the Configure Display Provider step.

  2. Click the green plus icon Click the Green circle containing a white cross to upload your XSL to add a new level of filtering.

  3. Select the column to apply the filter to.

  4. Select the operator such as Equals.

  5. Set the value.

  6. You can repeat these steps for each column that you wish to filter on.

    Advanced Filtering

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