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Filtering <>
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Member Posts: 27
Is there anyway to filter for multiple <> values?
Example:
Certain Customers do not get mailed invoices, however when invoices are printed a filter needs to be set so that these customers do not print.
Example:
Sell to Customer No. <>1000|<>500
so then cust. 1000 and 500 will not print
I realize that this filter does not work, and one solution would be to create a boolean on the customer for invoice print carrying that value to the sales header and ultimately the invoice header, however I was wondering if there was an out of the box solution...
Example:
Certain Customers do not get mailed invoices, however when invoices are printed a filter needs to be set so that these customers do not print.
Example:
Sell to Customer No. <>1000|<>500
so then cust. 1000 and 500 will not print
I realize that this filter does not work, and one solution would be to create a boolean on the customer for invoice print carrying that value to the sales header and ultimately the invoice header, however I was wondering if there was an out of the box solution...
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SETFILTER("Sell-to Customer No.",'%1','<=499|501..999|>=1001');I know it's not a perfect solution ;-)How about
<>500&<>1000
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AHHHH.... I can't believe I never tried that! LoL...
Well certainly thank you!
Work perfectly...
4+ years as a user and never knew I could do that... can't count the number of times I needed that filter for other reasons...
Now I know... Thanks again!
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Answer was hidden in your question: (1000 and 500 will not print)...
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