> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.inforiver.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.inforiver.com/super-filter/features/2.-search/ii.operator-based-measure-filter-search.md).

# ii.Operator based Measure Filter search

The **Operator-Based Measure Filter Search** enables users to search for measure values using numeric operators, making it easy to filter items based on specific conditions (e.g.,`>10m`).

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Video 1: Operator Based Search
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#### **Steps to Use Operator-Based Measure Filter Search:**

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Add a **Facet Filter** or **Hierarchy Filter** to the visual.
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Add a **measure** in the **Others Field**, which will be used as the basis for the search.
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In the **Search Bar**, enter a numeric condition using an operator (e.g., `>10m`, `<500k`, `=100`).
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Press **Enter** to filter items that meet the specified condition automatically.
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After filtering, click the **Checkbox Icon** in the search bar to select the filtered items.
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**To learn more about how operator-based search enhances filtering in Power BI, click** [**here** ](https://inforiver.com/blogs/?_blog_all_products=inforiver-super-filter)**to check out our detailed blog post.**
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Video 1: Operator based measure filter search in Hierarchy Filter
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