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$in¶If you are using a Metabase version earlier than 0.33, you will need to either write a SQL query that contains joins, or have your Metabase administrator set up foreign keys (they can read more about that here). If you are using Metabase 0.33 or above, you can perform joins using the Notebook editor. See something that needs fixing?
The $in operator selects the documents where the valueof a field equals any value in the specified array. To specify an$in expression, use the following prototype:
For comparison of different BSON type values, see the specifiedBSON comparison order.
If the field holds an array, then the $in operatorselects the documents whose field holds an array that containsat least one element that matches a value in the specified array(for example, <value1>, <value2>, and so on).
This document describes the $in query operator.For the $in aggregation operator, see$in (aggregation).
Examples¶
Use the $in Operator to Match Values¶
Consider the following example:
This query selects all documents in the inventorycollection where the qty field value is either 5 or15. Although you can express this query using the$or operator, choose the $in operator ratherthan the $or operator when performing equality checks onthe same field.
Use the $in Operator to Match Values in an Array¶
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The collection inventory contains documents that include the fieldtags, as in the following:
Then, the following update() operation willset the sale field value to true where the tags field holdsan array with at least one element matching either 'appliances' or'school'.
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For additional examples in querying arrays, see:
For additional examples in querying, see:
Use the $in Operator with a Regular Expression¶
The $in operator can specify matching values using regularexpressions of the form /pattern/. You cannot use $regexoperator expressions inside an $in.
Consider the following example:
This query selects all documents in the inventory collection wherethe tags field holds either a string that starts with be orst or an array with at least one element that starts with be orst.
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