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{cffield}.Matches("o1\|o2\|o3", "anyof") == translated to ==> {cffield}.Contains("\|o1\|") OR {cffield}.Contains("\|o2\|") OR {cffield}.Contains("\|o3\|")

The labels count field returns the total labels assigned to an object such as a job or project.

It contains 2 properties:

cnt: Total assigned labels.
xp: Total explicitly set labels. This excludes labels that are configured to automatically show up on ALL objects with a default value.

The available query options are:

Filter for xp > 0

This filter returns all objects that have at least one label that was explicitly assigned by a user.

Code Block
{field}.Matches(true) // Value xp must be greater than 0

Find for xp = 0

This filter returns all objects with no label assigned by a user.

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{field}.Matches(false) // Value xp must be 0

The available query options are:

Filter label options

Write like this:

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{labelfield}.Matches(0) // First label value option selected {labelfield}.Matches(2) // Third label value option selected {labelfield}.Matches("1,2,3") // Any of options 1, 2 or 3 selected

You can also use the optional operator:

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{labelfield}.Matches(2, "=") // Third label value option selected {labelfield}.Matches("1,2,3", "=") // Any of options 1, 2 or 3 selected

If a label is not shown by default, it can also have the "null" option:

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{cffield}.Matches(null) // No label set

Exclude label options

Write like this:

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{cffield}.Matches("3\|4\|5", "!=") // None of the options must appear

If a label is not shown by default, it can also have the "null" option:

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{cffield}.Matches("null\|0", "!=") // No label or just default label

Query tree

When running queries the results may include a JSON representation of your query.

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