Supported op Argument Operations

The following table provides details of each of the operations supported by the op argument used in the definition of segments.

Operation	Description	Examples
eq (equals)	Tthe values match exactly. This is done using a JavaScript type sensitive comparison (e.g. “42” is not equal to 42)	'foo' eq 'foo' = true 'foo' eq 'bar' = false
neq (does not equal)	The values do not exactly match	'foo' neq 'foo' = false 'foo' neq 'bar' = true
lt (less than)	The numeric value in the event is less than the value in the condition	2 lt 5 = true 8 lt 5 = false
lte (less than or equal)	The numeric value in the event is less than or equal to the the value in the condition	5 lte 5 = true 2 lte 5 = true 8 lte 5 = false
gt (greater than)	The numeric value in the event is greater than the value in the condition	8 gt 5 = true 2 gt 5 = false
gte (greater than or equal)	The numeric value in the event is greater than or equal to the value in the condition	5 gte 5 = true 8 gte 5 = true 2 gte 5 = false
in	True if the value in the event is contained within the value of the condition	'foo' in 'foo' 'bar' 'baz' = true 'foo' in 'footer' = true 'bar' in 'foo' 'baz' = false 'bar' in 'footer' = false
nin	True if the value in the event is not contained within the value of the condition	'foo' nin 'foo' 'bar' 'baz' = false 'foo' nin 'footer' = false 'bar' nin 'foo' 'baz' = true 'bar' nin 'footer' = true
contains	True if the value in the event contains the value in the condition	'foo' 'bar' 'baz' contains 'foo' = true 'footer' contains 'foo' = true 'foo' 'baz' contains 'bar' = false 'footer' contains 'bar' = false
ncontains	True if the value in the event does not contain the value in the condition	'foo' 'bar' 'baz' ncontains 'foo' = false 'footer' ncontains 'foo' = false 'foo' 'baz' ncontains 'bar' = true 'footer' ncontains 'bar' = true
containsany	The value of the condition is a list, and the condition will be true if any of the items of the list are contained in the event value	`'http://foo.com' containsany 'foo.com', 'bar.com' = true 'http://foo.com/fr/baguette' containsany '/fr', 'utm_source=email' = true 'http://foo.com' containsany 'bar.com', 'qubit.com' = false 'http://foo.com?utm_source=email' containsany 'utm_source=pidgeon' = false`
ncontainsany	The value of the condition is a list, and the condition will be true if none of the items of the list are contained in the event value	`'http://foo.com' containsany 'foo.com', 'bar.com' = false 'http://foo.com/fr/baguette' containsany '/fr', 'utm_source=email' = false 'http://foo.com' containsany 'bar.com', 'qubit.com' = true 'http://foo.com?utm_source=email' containsany 'utm_source=pidgeon' = true`
regex	Matches the regex entered	`'foo' regex /foo/ = true 'bar' regex /foo/ = false`
nregex	Does not match the regex entered	`'foo' nregex /foo/ = false 'bar' nregex /foo/ = true`

WARNING: For regex and nregex, do not include the / for the regex. When setting up the segment condition, enter value='(foo|bar|baz)' NOT value='/(foo|bar|baz)/'.

Last updated: May 2020

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