When writing queries you don’t need to type out zeroes and can use m for millions and b for billions;
i.e. 500m or 20b

Here are examples of queries you can use:

• -10..20.2 — all values between -10 and 20.2 including those two numbers
• 12m...14m — all values greater than 12 and less than 14 million
• <10.2 — everything less than 10.2
• >22.2b — everything greater than 22.2 billions
• <=-15.3 — all values that are equal to -15.3 or less than that
• >=0.5 — everything equal to 0.5 or greater than that

When writing queries you don’t need to type out zeroes and can use m for millions and b for billions;
i.e. 500m or 20b

Here are examples of queries you can use:

• -10..20.2 — all values between -10 and 20.2 including those two numbers
• 12m...14m — all values greater than 12 and less than 14 million
• <10.2 — everything less than 10.2
• >22.2b — everything greater than 22.2 billions
• <=-15.3 — all values that are equal to -15.3 or less than that
• >=0.5 — everything equal to 0.5 or greater than that

When writing queries you don’t need to type out zeroes and can use m for millions and b for billions;
i.e. 500m or 20b

Here are examples of queries you can use:

• -10..20.2 — all values between -10 and 20.2 including those two numbers
• 12m...14m — all values greater than 12 and less than 14 million
• <10.2 — everything less than 10.2
• >22.2b — everything greater than 22.2 billions
• <=-15.3 — all values that are equal to -15.3 or less than that
• >=0.5 — everything equal to 0.5 or greater than that

When writing queries you don’t need to type out zeroes and can use m for millions and b for billions;
i.e. 500m or 20b

Here are examples of queries you can use:

• -10..20.2 — all values between -10 and 20.2 including those two numbers
• 12m...14m — all values greater than 12 and less than 14 million
• <10.2 — everything less than 10.2
• >22.2b — everything greater than 22.2 billions
• <=-15.3 — all values that are equal to -15.3 or less than that
• >=0.5 — everything equal to 0.5 or greater than that