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Hi Guys,

Is it possible to be able to create a search filter in Odoo based on a calculated/computed field?  It appears it is not possible?

Thanks,
Damien

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We can search non stored field like this :

field_name = fields.Boolean(compute="compute_meth", search='_value_search')

@depends('dependent_field')

def compute_meth(self):

# Your compted code

then

@api.multi

def _value_search(self, operator, value):

    recs = self.search([]).filtered(lambda x : x.field_name is True )

    if recs:

               return [('id', 'in', [x.id for x in recs])]

Now you can get it in list mode as well.

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What it does is, whenever you searched in the filter the search method calls the computed method and it returns the value.

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Let me precise the answer form Annadurai with an example:

field_x = fields.Integer('Calculated Value', compute="_compute_field" search="_search_field")

@api.multi
def _search_field(self, operator, value):
field_id = self.search([]).filtered(lambda x : x.field_x == value )
return [('id', operator, [x.id for x in field_id] if field_id else False )]
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I had same problem in having a computed field in filter

The only way is to define a non computed field from the computed one and put it in view. then it will appear in filter

Example:

payment_id = fields.Integer(compute='compute_lastpayment')

payment_state = fields.Char(string='Last Payment State')

 

    @api.multi

    def compute_lastpayment(self):

                for order in self:

                                if order.payment_ids:

                                                payment = order.payment_ids[0]

                                                order.write({'payment_state': payment.state})

 

 

<record model="ir.ui.view" id="purchase_order_tree_inherit">

        <field name="name">purchase.order.tree.inherit</field>

        <field name="model">purchase.order</field>

        <field name="inherit_id" ref="purchase.purchase_order_tree"/>

        <field name="arch" type="xml">

                 <field name="payment_id" invisible="1"/>

                <field name="payment_state"/>

            </field>

        </field>

    </record>

 

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thank you very much for this solution, I tested it on version 13 and it worked!

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Only if you store the field.

See the example of the field END_DATE in the DEFAULT VALUES section of  http://www.odoo.com/documentation/10.0/howtos/backend.html#computed-fields-and-default-values

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A compute field, by default, is not stored on database. You just need to add stored=True yo the field in Python file. That allows you to filter/group by computed field.

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He is asking about filters, Normally these fields are stored if store = True, but the field is updated it still shows the old values. For that, my solution will work for his case.

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Tried add this attribute, but still did not show up in the filter dropdown:

approver_ids = fields.Many2many('res.users', compute="_get_approvers", string="Approvers", stored=True)

also tried

approver_ids = fields.Many2many('res.users', compute="_get_approvers", string="Approvers", stored="True")


However in the filter dropdown, there is no "Approvers" option


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I think it should be `stored=True` (remove the quotes)