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What does <> mean?
Someone in a reply had used the symbol <>? What is this symbol called? I used it in the following Measure:
Total Spend No Acruals = CALCULATE(SUM(FactInvoiceHeader[Invoice Net Amount]), FactInvoiceHeader[Invoice Type Code] <> "Journal Entry")
I assumer it means Not Equal to, similar to an SQL NOT IN.
Anonymous
it is not equal, yes.
the same syntax as in SQL.
"NOT IN ()" is also possible
Anonymous ,
<> Not equal to
In is [A] in {1,2,4}
or
[A] in {"1","2","3"}
not in should work like
not([A] in {1,2,4})
or
not([A] in {"1","2","3"})
2 Replies
- az38
Community Champion
Anonymous
it is not equal, yes.
the same syntax as in SQL.
"NOT IN ()" is also possible
- amitchandak
Super User
Anonymous ,
<> Not equal to
In is [A] in {1,2,4}
or
[A] in {"1","2","3"}
not in should work like
not([A] in {1,2,4})
or
not([A] in {"1","2","3"})