When you are not using the equal (=) or not equal (<>) operators for a Keyword Type Map, there are a few things you must consider while configuring your mappings.
First, you must understand that the order in which you configure the left and right columns for a map will determine correct results. When using an operator that determines whether values are less than or more than other values (<, >, <=, >=) you must determine whether the Keyword Type Map will be initiated from a WorkView object or an OnBase document. The value being evaluated that exists on originating item must be configured in the right column. So, if you are configuring a map that will be initiated from a WorkView Object context, the attribute must be configured in the right column by selecting Constant and then specifying a macro that corresponds to the necessary attribute. If you are configuring a map that will be initiated from an OnBase document context, the Keyword must be configured in the right column.
For example, if you want to configure a map that would return documents that have a keyword that matches an attribute value on an object, it might look something like this:
In addition, you can not repurpose a single Keyword Type Map for use cases in both a WorkView object context and a OnBase document context and get the expected results when using less than and more than operators. You must configure separate Keyword Type Maps for each use case you require by context.