Thanks, but i want to use <> (not expression)
The numbers given are just example..i have a long list of the code and each code is 14 characters.
How can I sue NOT expression here?
I answered to your original question, if your purpose is to use <> operator, then you can try with this:
(i'm not 100% sure it works, you should try it)
1..10&<>4&<>6&<>7|15..19&<>17
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The Filtergroup-solution is the most beautiful one and probably the easiest one too.
With filtergroups you can put different filters on the same field. It is like putting an AND between the different filters.
I answered to your original question, if your purpose is to use <> operator, then you can try with this:
(i'm not 100% sure it works, you should try it)
1..10&<>4&<>6&<>7|15..19&<>17
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if i understood your purpose correctly
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The numbers given are just example..i have a long list of the code and each code is 14 characters.
How can I sue NOT expression here?
(i'm not 100% sure it works, you should try it)
1..10&<>4&<>6&<>7|15..19&<>17
"Never memorize what you can easily find in a book".....Or Mibuso
My Blog
With filtergroups you can put different filters on the same field. It is like putting an AND between the different filters.
FILTERGROUP(0);
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Thanks Much it worked..
How/Where do I set this when I am trying to filter one of the dimensions for Analysis by dimesion?
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