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Prashant_82
Fluorite | Level 6

Hi,

 

Can we filter in the node or select the  data where we can use greater than or lesser than operator in the node In SAS CI 

 

Example : We want the data using node where age is greater than 18 and lesser than 25 .

 

We share the steps

 

 

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shill
SAS Employee

Welcome, Prashant!

 

Before I give you a generic answer, can you please clarify which product in the SAS CI family you're using, and which version? There are certainly different ways to answer this depending on those two factors.

 

In general, though, Marketing Automation (MA) allows this on data items with their "level" attribute set to "Interval" in the information map by presenting you with the option to set a minimum and a maximum. In recent versions (6.X), you can just type "> 18" in the right hand side of the selection criteria, but in older versions you'd have to click on the "..." button in that textbox and put a minimum of 17 and a maximum of 26 (or use * to mean no limit).

 

If you're asking about a data process node in Real-Time Decision Manager (RTDM), then that's only possible in 6.5, if memory serves.


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shill
SAS Employee

Welcome, Prashant!

 

Before I give you a generic answer, can you please clarify which product in the SAS CI family you're using, and which version? There are certainly different ways to answer this depending on those two factors.

 

In general, though, Marketing Automation (MA) allows this on data items with their "level" attribute set to "Interval" in the information map by presenting you with the option to set a minimum and a maximum. In recent versions (6.X), you can just type "> 18" in the right hand side of the selection criteria, but in older versions you'd have to click on the "..." button in that textbox and put a minimum of 17 and a maximum of 26 (or use * to mean no limit).

 

If you're asking about a data process node in Real-Time Decision Manager (RTDM), then that's only possible in 6.5, if memory serves.


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Prashant_82
Fluorite | Level 6

Thanks Shill 🙂

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