Alternative row search conditions
For your row search conditions, you will most often use the "where" clauses (See
the data for a custom report
formats are available. Alternative row search conditions describes those formats.
Selecting rows based on a range of values
If you want a range of splits included in the report, you might use two "where" clauses as in
the following example:
Select rows where: SPLIT >= 1 and SPLIT <= 5
Then, when you run the report, CMS finds rows for Splits 1 through 5, as shown in the
following figure:
Sample use of ranges in Where clauses
Note:
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In most cases, the easiest way to specify a range is to define a report input
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