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Workflow Automation: Logical Operators for Filters

January 22, 2024

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How are logical operators handled?

Logical operators in filters are handled by OR first, then AND, not sequentially.This is more intuitive and mimics the English language.

Examples

this AND that OR something AND else= this AND ( that OR something ) AND else Alt text

this OR that OR something AND else= ( this OR that OR something ) AND else

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this OR that AND something OR else= ( this OR that ) AND ( something OR else )

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Workflow Automation: Logical Operators for Filters

January 22, 2024

Contributed by:

J C

January 22, 2024

Contributed by:

J C

Workflow Automation: Logical Operators for Filters

How are logical operators handled?

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