Here’s how you can add filter expressions in NetSuite SuiteScript 2.0

In NetSuite, filter expressions to your SuiteScript 2.0 code go two ways. First is when you want it’s just a simple filter and does not have any formulas.

var objContracts = search.load({
 id: SEARCH_HEADER
 });
 var filterArray = [];
 filterArray.push([field1,'anyof', STATUS_ACTIVE]);
 filterArray.push('and');
 filterArray.push([field2,'anyof', CUSTOMER]);
 objContracts.filterExpression = filterArray;
 var filters = objContracts.filterExpression;
 var arrResult = objContracts.run();
 var arrResultSet = arrResult.getRange({
 start: 0,
 end: 100
 })

With formula

What if you want to add a formula? Let us show you how:

var objContracts = search.load({
 id: SEARCH_HEADER
 });
 var formulaString = "formulanumeric: CASE WHEN {custrecord_qnz_con_hdr_bal_volume} > 1000 THEN 1 ELSE 0 END";
 var filterArray = [];
 filterArray.push(['field1','anyof', STATUS_ACTIVE]);
 filterArray.push('AND');
 filterArray.push(['field2','anyof', stCustomer]);
 filterArray.push('AND');
 filterArray.push([formulaString, "equalto", "1"]);
 objContracts.filterExpression = filterArray;
 var filters = objContracts.filterExpression;
 var arrResult = objContracts.run();
 var arrResultSet = arrResult.getRange({
 start: 0,
 end: 100
 })

Want to learn more about searching in SuiteScript 2.0? You may watch some good Youtube videos on this link.

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