In ServiceNow, when defining a filter condition, the element being filtered is called a Field.
Understanding Fields in Filter Conditions:
A field is an individual piece of data within a table (e.g., Caller, State, Priority in the Incident table).
The available fields in a filter depend on:
The table being filtered
User access rights (roles and permissions)
The columns (fields) available on the table
Example of a Filter Condition:
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[ State ] [ is ] [ In Progress ]
State → This is a Field in the table.
is → This is the Operator used for filtering.
In Progress → This is the Value being compared.
Why Other Answers Are Incorrect:
A . Attribute - Attributes are metadata about a field but do not define filter conditions.
B . Label - The label is the display name of a field but is not used in filtering.
D . Column - While fields are stored as columns in a database, in filtering, they are referred to as Fields.
E . Data Element - This is a general term, not specific to filter conditions.
Reference from Certified System Administrator (CSA) Official Documentation:
ServiceNow Filtering and Conditions
ServiceNow CSA Training Module: "Using Filters and Queries in ServiceNow"