You can query a WeatherFX relational table.  For example, if you want to market to customers who live in areas with prime indoor weather activity, for the next three days. You could create a query that would be Trigger name equals "Activity All_All_Indoor-Activity-Weather." And DATE is less than 3.

Here's how:

1. Select Data > Queries > Create. The Save Query As dialog box opens.
2. Select Type > Query.
3. Click Relational Table.
4. Choose a relational table from your Shared or Private folder and click Done.
5. Select WeatherFX table and click Done.
6. Select Table Field, select your Operator and enter one or more values.
7. Click Done.
8. Click Save.

Use classic query builder

You can also use the Classic Query builder to query the WeatherFX relational table.

1. On the main toolbar, select Data > Queries > Create. The Save Query As dialog box opens.
2. Select Type > Classic Query.
3. Expand the Editable Criteria option and select Criteria > WeatherFX Relational Table for the query criteria.
4. Click Build Relational Criteria.
5. Choose Field Options, select your Operator, and enter one or more values.
6. Click Apply.
7. Click Save.