Sort columns by clicking the column headers.
		
		Use the filters above each column to filter and limit table data. Avanced searches can be performed by using the following operators: 
		
		<, <=, >, >=, =, *, !, {, }, ||, &&, [empty], [nonempty], rgx
		
		
		
          
            | Operator | 
            Description | 
            Example | 
          
          
            | < | 
            Values lower than search term are matched | 
            <1412 | 
          
          
            | <= | 
            Values lower than or equal to search term are matched | 
            <=1412 | 
          
          
            | > | 
            Values greater than search term are matched | 
            >1412 | 
          
          
            | >= | 
            Values greater than or equal to search term are matched | 
            >=1412 | 
          
          
            | = | 
            Exact match search: only the whole search term(s) is matched | 
            =Sydney | 
          
          
            | * | 
            Data containing search term(s) is matched (default operator) | 
            *Syd | 
          
          
            | ! | 
            Data that doesn't contain search term(s) is matched | 
            !Sydney | 
          
          
            | { | 
            Data starting with search term is matched | 
            {S | 
          
          
            | } | 
            Data ending with search term is matched | 
            }y | 
          
          
            | || | 
            Data containing at least one of the search terms is matched | 
            Sydney || Adelaide | 
          
          
            | && | 
            Data containing search terms is matched | 
            >4.3 && <25.3 | 
          
		  
            | [empty] | 
            Empty data is matched | 
            [empty] | 
          
		  
            | [nonempty] | 
            Data which is not empty is matched | 
            [nonempty] | 
          
		  
            | rgx: | 
            A regular expression is used to match data | 
            rgx:de$ |