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You can use IN operator
[Product] IN {"X" , "Y"}
I'd like to add that you need to specify the column again in an OR statement.
[Product] = "X" || [Product] ="Y" instead of [Product] = "X" || "Y".
'IN' works in the solution because it's a single column.
You can use IN operator
[Product] IN {"X" , "Y"}
Brilliant ... Thank you so much .. i tried this but used ( instead of { ...
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