Use JavaScript columns in NIM filters
Create safe, filter-specific JavaScript calculations in NIM, choose between filter and system columns, and handle missing data reliably. This edited text version summarizes the auto-generated captions. Repeated wording and pauses are omitted; it is not a verbatim transcript. A system-table JavaScript column can transform values from that table and can be reused elsewhere in NIM. The example extracts a user name from an email address, inserts field references with the column picker, and tests the result. A filter-specific script can use fields returned by any table in that filter, but must be configured separately for each filter. The demonstration combines a person's name, title, and location, then adds a Boolean calculation that checks for a personal email address. Preview several records and run the filter again after saving.Condensed transcriptDirect link to Condensed transcript
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