Numeric Predicates

Numeric predicates evaluate numeric fields such as integers, counts, durations (stored as numbers), or other numeric values.

Category: Comparison

Is greater than

True if the numeric value is strictly greater than the configured number.

Example

• Parameter: 18
• 20 → ✔
• 18 → ✘
• 10 → ✘

Is less than

True if the numeric value is strictly less than the configured number.

Example

• Parameter: 10
• 8 → ✔
• 10 → ✘
• 12 → ✘

Is equal to

True if the numeric value is exactly equal to the configured number.

Example

• Parameter: 5
• 5 → ✔
• 4 → ✘
• 6 → ✘

Is between

True if the numeric value lies between or equal to the start and end values.

Example

• Range: 10 to 20
• 15 → ✔
• 10 → ✔
• 20 → ✔
• 9 → ✘
• 21 → ✘

Note

This predicate is inclusive at both ends.

Category: Numeric properties

Is even

True if the numeric value is an even number.

Example

• 4 → ✔
• 0 → ✔
• 7 → ✘

Is odd

True if the numeric value is an odd number.

Example

• 7 → ✔
• 3 → ✔
• 8 → ✘

Is multiple of

True if the numeric value is evenly divisible by the specified number.

Example

• Parameter: 5
• 10 → ✔
• 15 → ✔
• 16 → ✘

Tip

Useful for matching intervals, repeating patterns, or coded values.