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Jul 12, 2022 9:14 PM
Hi there,
How I can define the query string to filter by property_x but many values?
I'm trying this:
{% set query = crm_objects("proyecto", "hs_pipeline_stage=20346536 | hs_pipeline_stage=20346539&limit=100", properties) %}
But, not working.
It seems to me inefficient to bring in this case the projects with the hs_pipeline_stage with id (20346536 and 20346539) with independent queries.
Thanks and regards,
Cristian Sabogal
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Jul 14, 2022 1:44 AM
Hi @CristianSabogal,
I haven't tested this yet, but have you tried the following?
{% set query = crm_objects("proyecto", "&hs_pipeline_stage=20346536&hs_pipeline_stage=20346539&limit=100", properties) %}
Jul 14, 2022 1:44 AM
Hi @CristianSabogal,
I haven't tested this yet, but have you tried the following?
{% set query = crm_objects("proyecto", "&hs_pipeline_stage=20346536&hs_pipeline_stage=20346539&limit=100", properties) %}
Jul 28, 2022 2:01 PM
Hi @Indra.
Yes I tried this:
{% set query = crm_objects("proyecto", "&hs_pipeline_stage=20346536&hs_pipeline_stage=20346539&limit=100", properties) %}
But doesn't work. However I found one way to achieve it.
This works:
{% set query =crm_objects("proyecto","hs_pipeline_stage__in=20346536,25271316,25266832&limit=100", properties) %}
Jul 13, 2022 6:51 PM
Hi, @CristianSabogal 👋 Thanks for reaching out! Let's see if we can get the conversation going for you. Hey, @albertsg @Indra @Oezcan, do you have any suggestions or workarounds for @CristianSabogal?
Thank you! — Jaycee