Filter with aggregation and values greater or less than

[NickP]

Hello. Please help me to understand the design of filters.
I work on projects in real estate.
There is a provision to create filters with the area of objects.
Each object has an area.
The filter has these values:
Suggested square footage: not important / up to 6000 sqm / up to 11000 sqm / up to 21000 sqm / more than 21000 sqm

How to aggregate the values in the card under these parameters.
Used if the else and single value, but I don’t understand how it should work.
How to clean filter options compare them output under this card?
Example: warehouse area is 5999 it is less than 6000 sqm. How to display this card when a visitor selects a value up to 6000 sq.m.

And how to display the card if the visitor selects a value greater than 21000 sq. m.

[ThinhDinh]

Interesting question. Let me draw something out.

The main problem here is an object can belong to multiple filter categories.

Up to 6000: Only contain [1]
Up to 11000: Contains both [1] & [2]
Up to 21000: Contains [1], [2], [3]
More than 21000: Only contain [4]

My approach is to use an If Then Else column to give all corresponding categories based on the size, like the screenshots above, then use a final split text column to split it out.

Then, you use that split text column result as your “filter” column.

[NickP]

Thank you. Can you tell me if it’s possible to implement a similar filter through choice? I will have several such filters. In app it is possible to make only one filter.

[ThinhDinh]

Do you want to implement multiple-choice for this? (I mean for a single filter can you do multiple choices)

If it’s just a single choice, then you don’t need the split part. Just add a filter condition like this:

“Size Choice” is included in item’s “Size Filter”.