the particular cell, not the entire record.
A filter such as &asm.mbr.material!=steel excludes all records of assembly members with a material parameter value (user-defined) of "steel" from the report.
You can also enter filters that work for multiple values, such as &asm.mbr.name==part_a,part_b,part_j, which would exclude from the report all records of assembly members other than "part_a.prt", "part_b.prt", and "part_j.prt". A line can contain up to 80 characters. When creating a filter with multiple acceptable values such as this one, you can only use the operators "==" and "!=".
When using filters with these operators in a repeat region, keep in mind the following:
a.. If you add filters with the operator "==" to more than one line in a repeat region, all entries are blanked and the table appears to be empty.
b.. For "==" operators with more than one value, the values are linked by "or." For example, for the filter &asm.mbr.name==part_1,part_2,part_3, the repeat region would exclude all objects other than those parts having the name "part_1," "part_2," or "part_3."
c.. For "!=" operators with more than one value, the values are linked by "and." For example, for the filter &asm.mbr.name!=part_a,part_b,part_c, the repeat region would exclude those parts having the name "part_a," "part_b," and "part_c."
Use the commands of the Filter Reg submenu to add, edit or clear filter statements associated with a repeat region.
See Also
To Add a Filter to a Repeat Region