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Passing DATASET to .in #170
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@lastlegion Could you give an example? |
@lastlegion You can always collect a particular attribute from the dataset, and filter by that. For instance:
This will return the You can then filter that again via something like
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Thanks! This would be perfect, but I'm having issues running |
Thanks for your help @robertervin with issue #171. This works! |
Is it possible to pass
DATASET
type to.in()
operator?I'm trying to filter on an attribute and then pass the output of that into another filter.
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