Paul,
What data are you looking up in your formula field?  If it is ‘Id’ type field, you may be able to use the Id in the current row as your filter.  If it is some kind of aggregate data (like a count of records), then you will need to use JavaScript.
Thanks,
Bill

It’s not an aggregate, it is just a value from the model_lookup formula function (custom text field matched on another custom text field from a different sf table).  The lookup works fine, but the field is not available for any sorting or filtering because it is a ui-only formula field.

So for example, if I have a table(1) with the following:
1 A
2 B
3 B

And then another table(2) with the following:
X 1
X 2
Y 3

And then in Skuid, I build a model from table 2 that does a model lookup on table 1 column 1 matching to table 2 column 2, then the result table is:
X A
X B
Y B

Now, what if I want to filter the table by “B” (the result of the model lookup)?

Thanks!

Paul.  We have added more support for client side filtering since those posts that you referred to.  So the first thing is: Make sure you are on a current version of Skuid.   (You can go here to check it out:  Get the Latest Skuid Releases & Everything That Came Before) 

Then you should be able to make a condition on that model lookup formula field.  One gotcha is that UI only fields are always appended to the bottom of the field list popup.  So scroll to the bottom and you should see it. 

Once you have a filterable condition on the UI field - go to your table and create filter that has method “Client” 

You should be good… 

Rob,

Good stuff!  Thanks!

Bill

Thanks Rob,
I was able to get it to work by setting as a toggled condition and setting the model to “Process Model client-side”.

Cool!  Glad you got it working…