Hi Stijn, Thanks for reaching out. When you filter a field using LIKE operator, if you use the exact term, it will equal to “=”. To filter the field that contains “a” for example in your case, you are supposed to use “a%” and the % stands for a sequence of characters. Here the % is used as a placeholder for 0 or more characters.
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