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Can't use parentheses as expected in filter expressions #15754
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This was in both
master
and in the 0.39.0.1 jar.I was trying to create a simple (if goofy) custom filter expression in the notebook which used parentheses to clarify the order in which I wanted the different logical bits to be evaluated. But I hit an error message:
Expected closing parenthesis but found 'OR'
Here's the expression:
([ID] > 2 OR [Subtotal] = 100) and [Tax] < 4
My assumption is that parentheses are pretty vital for cases like this, and I validated with @ariya that this is a valid expression that MB should accept.
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