[Bug]: The filter is not working

JASP Version

0.19.3

Commit ID

No response

JASP Module

Other

What analysis are you seeing the problem on?

filter

What OS are you seeing the problem on?

Windows 10

Bug Description

I've been trying for over an hour without success to apply a filter. I want to use only two levels from a variable that has four levels. When I uncheck the filter option for these levels in the Label Editor, the corresponding cases in the dataset do not turn grey. When I go to the general filter, it shows at the top of the row that the filter has been generated, but the filter still doesn't work. If I try to create a filter manually and apply it, there’s no error message, but the filter still doesn’t become active. I'm using Windows, and JASP is up to date. I’ve also tried reopening the program, but that didn’t help either. What could be the issue or what should I do? I'm a beginner with JASP, but I've followed instructions from online videos.

Expected Behaviour

The cases with the levels I don't want to use should be excluded from the analyses with this variable (or be greyed out).

Steps to Reproduce

1. I double-click on the variable and then open the Label Editor. There, I deactivate the levels under 'Filter' that I don't want to include in the analyses (but it doesn't work).
2. Since that doesn't work, I'm trying it via the filter condition: variable == 1 | variable == 2 (but that doesn't work either).

Log (if any)

No response

More Debug Information

-------- Application Info --------
JASP Version: JASP 0.19.3
Build Branch: 0.19.3
Build Date: Jan 3 2025 12:53:34 (Netherlands)
Last Commit: c8710df5442149527b0692cc1367ea5b3c982d04

-------- Basic Info --------
Operating System: Windows 10 Version 22H2
Product Version: 10
Kernel Type: winnt
Kernel Version: 10.0.19045
Architecture: x86_64
Install Path: C:/Program Files (x86)/JASP
Platfotm Name: windows
System Local: de_DE

-------- Extra Info --------
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Final Checklist

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• I have included a JASP file (zipped) or data file that causes the crash/bug, if applicable.
• I have accurately described the bug, and steps to reproduce it.

[github-actions]

@Rina1555, thanks for taking the time to create this issue. If possible (and applicable), please upload to the issue website (#3397, attaching to an email does not work) a screenshot showcasing the problem, and/or a compressed (zipped) .jasp file or the data file that causes the issue. If you would prefer not to make your data publicly available, you can send your file(s) directly to us, issues@jasp-stats.org

[shun2wang]

Hi @Rina1555 Could you record your action on screen? We didn't know what you did now so cannot find out how to help you.

[tomtomme]

@Rina1555
Yesterday I had a similar issue on linux. But closing and re-opening JASP there helped. I used data from the data library only, but before the error appeared I played around with missings, added labels etc. So something I did before created a situation at which point the filter did not work and I had to reload the unmanipulated data set to get the filter to work. I will try to get a reproducible path.
If this is data related it would be good if you also could upload your zipped jasp file here.
thx

Okay, so I tried it again with the raw dataset, and it clearly still works there. So I must have done something that caused the problem. However, I’m not sure when exactly I might have done something wrong. Since I’m a beginner, I experimented a lot, but I actually deleted everything that didn’t work.
I also noticed that JASP responds a bit slowly with my edited dataset. That’s not the case with the raw data. Could this be due to the analyses I’ve already performed? I also saw that in the top line of the filter section, it usually just says generatedFilter <- rep(TRUE, rowcount) — that’s what shows up at the top again in the raw dataset after I deactivate all variable filters, so that seems to be the default.
But in my problematic dataset, it does not say generatedFilter <- rep(TRUE, rowcount) after I deactivate all variable filters — instead, it says generatedFilter <- ((Geschlecht == '1') & (Geschlecht == '2')). So I think that might be the error I accidentally created at some point. I just don’t know how to fix it, since I’ve already tried to undo everything.
Do I really have to completely reprocess the entire dataset? That would be a lot of work… I’ve attached a screenshot to show you what I mean.
I prefer not to upload my JASP file here, if possible.

[JorisGoosen]

Ai, that looks like a bug alright!

No need to reprocess the whole dataset though.
Just replace in the below code window put generatedFilter <- rep(TRUE, rowcount) above the line with generatedFilter.

We will try later to reproduce your problem and see if we still need to fix it.
I have made a bunch of changes to how the labels work for the upcoming release so with a bit of luck this is already fixed in the latest nightlies.