Changes False result to True and vice versa.
Syntax
NOT (Logical)
Data Types of the Arguments
True/False
Data Type of the Result
True/False
Example
An existing property returns “True” for all elements whose Model property is undefined. To change these results to False, use NOT.
Expression
NOT (ISUNDEFINED (Model))
Result
False for every element whose Model property is <Undefined>
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Not Equal [<>]
Compares two arguments. Returns True if their values are not equal, otherwise False.
Syntax
[<>]
Data Types of the Arguments
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