Yes you can:

You can use operators (>,<, =) in the search filters on top of each columns. "Contains" is the basic operation (the one done by default when no operator)

Thanks Louis. We tried that before reporting the bug and it doesn't work. I just did again and it still doesn't work. What version are you referring to? Currently we have Version 2.59.1+170116. Also we would like to not only have (>,<, =) but all of the advanced search options that there used to be (equals, contains, begin with, not equal, does not contain, greater than and less than).

equals: =
not equals: !=
contains: default behavior (without operator)
does not contains: not possible (but with a good logic structure for users, contains should be enough)
greater than: >
less than: <

Also, there is no (A OR B) condition. But it's just about doing first A, and then B.

I just tested this as well at my computer:

• default functionality is full match only (not contains as yous say)
• e.g. "> <existing name>" leaves the display unchanged
• and just for good measure, wildcard * doesn't work
  Version 2.59.1+170116

Do I understand "Also, there is no (A OR B) condition. But it's just about doing first A, and then B." to mean we should do one filter, choose all and apply to survey, then do second filter choose and apply again?