Types of operators
| Operator
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Description
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Example
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| equals
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Finds alphanumeric values that exactly match the attributes in the expression.
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Browser version equals 6.5
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| not equals
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Finds alphanumeric values that do not exactly match the attributes in the expression.
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Browser version does not equal 7.0
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| like
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Finds alphanumeric values that match the attributes in the expression.
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Browser like Chrome
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| not like
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Finds alphanumeric values that do not match the attributes in the expression.
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Browser not like Safari
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GPE-5839 New operators for custom events
When you build expressions for segments, outcomes, and action maps, use the operators in the following table.
Tip
- Expressions are not case-sensitive.
- Separate a list of values with commas
- The available operators depend on what type of object you are configuring.
| Operator
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Matches
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| contains all
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a single alphanumeric value or a list of alphanumeric values that contain all of the values in the expression
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| contains any
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a single alphanumeric value or a list of alphanumeric values that contain any of the values in the expression
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| does not contain all
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a single alphanumeric value or a list of alphanumeric values that do not contain all of the values in the expression
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| does not contain any
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a single alphanumeric value or a list of alphanumeric values that do not contain any of the values in the expression
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| equals
|
alphanumeric values that exactly match the values in the expression
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| not equals
|
alphanumeric values that do not exactly match the values in the expression
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| greater than
|
numeric values that are greater than the attributes in the expression
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| greater than or equal
|
numeric values that are greater than or equal to the attributes in the expression
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| less than
|
numeric values that are less than the attributes in the expression
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| less than or equal
|
numeric values that are less than or equal to the attributes in the expression
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| starts with
|
identical characters starting from the beginning of the string up to and including the last character in the string
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| ends with
|
identical characters starting from the end of the string up to and including the first character in the string
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