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Hi everyone,
I wanted to exclude some data where certian colours appear.
What is the difference between using the AND operator and the OR operator when used in the following context below?
I want to exclude all of the colours seen:
If I use OR instead of AND, what will the outcome be?
Thanks
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@Anonymous And is fine with not in.
For same value or is like in. [Col] ="A" or [COl] = "B" means [col] in {"A", "B"}
but you can not have
[Col] ="A" and [COl] = "B"
but you can have
[Col] <> "A" and [COl] <> "B" means not([col] in {"A", "B"} )
@Anonymous And is fine with not in.
For same value or is like in. [Col] ="A" or [COl] = "B" means [col] in {"A", "B"}
but you can not have
[Col] ="A" and [COl] = "B"
but you can have
[Col] <> "A" and [COl] <> "B" means not([col] in {"A", "B"} )
Ah that makes sense.. thanks!
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