To use filters in Membership administration, follow the following steps:
- Select Management centre in the main menu
- Select Membership management
- In administration, select Filter maintenance
To use filters in Membership administration, follow the following steps:
- Select Management centre in the main menu
- Select Membership management
- In administration, select Filter maintenance
- Provide a name for the filter you intend to create.
- In this example, we create a filter for all members 16 years old or older.
- Select the Save button to get the following options.
- Select the correct query in the drop-down box and set values.
- Select the Add button to add the query.
- Select a second query if required to narrow down the search.
- The filter is now stored and ready for use.
- Go to the Membership administration screen.
- And select the arrow following Filter
- Select [Select a filter]
- Select the filter that was created in the pop-up screen.
- The filtered query will now be shown in the membership administration screen.
TIP: By using the Filter maintenance option 
icon, you can change the filter from the membership administration screen.
An extra phenomenon are boolean operators. They make it possible to combine multiple criteria to one question.
A search question with 2 criteria:
- I'ld like a (1) cup of coffee with (2) blue colour.
- I'm looking for (1) a bus with (2) number 65.
- I'm looking for everyone with zipcode (1) 5000 to (2) 6000
- I'm looking for members of (1) the committee if they are (2) woman.
- I want to find all (1) volunteers of (2) Assen.
A query with three criteria:
- I'ld like a (1) coffeecup with (2) blue colour (3) without handle
- I'm looking for (1) men (2) aged 20 from (3) Gouda
- I'm looking for (1) all committeemembers (2) under 40 (3) and above 20
A query with 3 criteria:
- I'm looking for a (1) screen (2) flatscreen (3)black, (4) 55 cm
- All people between (1) 20 and (2) 40 years old (3) with driverslicence from (4) Noord-Brabant
We assume all the selected fields are present in your e-Captain versie in the examples used above.
Boolean operators are used to combine elements in a certain way within 1 question. These operators can be used in multiple searching systems. You can use two types of Boolean Operators:
OR : When you look for something at least one of your tags is present in.
AND: When you're looking something that has all your tags combined in the result.
