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I'm trying to make a filter with passing multiple values for the filter but have only a single return.

field: 'name',
    filter: {
       condition: function(searchTerm, cellValue) {
        var strippedValue = (searchTerm).split(';');
        //console.log(strippedValue);
        for (i = 0; i < strippedValue.length; i++){
          if (cellValue.indexOf(strippedValue[i]) == -1)
            return false;    
          return true;
        }
        //return cellValue.indexOf(strippedValue) >= 0;
      }
    }, headerCellClass: $scope.highlightFilteredHeader

find the test code here http://plnkr.co/edit/UVDWfucjclXl4Ij9Ylm7?p=preview

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What are you trying to accomplish ? what is the use case where you need more than one value for the filter ? and how are you planning to put in multiple values for say the name for example ? –  Mostafa Torbjørn Berg May 6 at 19:40
    
I'm working on a contract management project which was created demand to make multiple filters in the search fields Ex: filter by "acrediaria; DNIT "must return values that contain the client" acrediaria "or" DNIT ". –  Bruno Costa May 7 at 16:04
    
This is solvable by using regex expressions which is already supported in the code you linked –  Mostafa Torbjørn Berg May 9 at 14:27

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Resolved, I made some adjustments to improve the code as well.

 condition: function(searchTerm, cellValue) {
    var separators = ['-', '/', ':', ';', ','];
    var strippedValue = searchTerm.split(new RegExp(separators.join('|'), 'g'));
    var bReturnValue = false;
    //console.log(strippedValue, "teste");
    for(iIndex in strippedValue){
        var sValueToTest = strippedValue[iIndex];
        sValueToTest = sValueToTest.replace(" ", "");
        if (cellValue.toLowerCase().indexOf(sValueToTest.toLowerCase()) >= 0)
            bReturnValue = true;
    }
    return bReturnValue;
}

Look code in link: http://plnkr.co/edit/UVDWfucjclXl4Ij9Ylm7?p=preview

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