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Note that not all op values are valid for all data types, for example a date doesn't support a Contains type operator.
The `value` property
The optional `value` property is usually a direct comparison type value such as a date or string or numeric value.
However, in the case of filters on Date fields it can be one of several date range tokens that provide a pre-defined range of dates:
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| {[yesterday]} | Include records where `fld` contains a date and time between 12:00 am yesterday morning (zero hour) and 12:00 am today |
| {[today]} | Include records where `fld` contains a date and time between 12:00 am today and 12:00 am tomorrow |
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For example the following filter array JSON (in string format) will return only items where the Name starts with "Bob" and the Notes field exactly equals "Aardvark":