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'= Equals' & '!= Not equals'

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= equals filter is used to find records that are equal to a specific value.

For Example, we need to find records of net quantity that are equal to 1. Hence, applying the 'equals' filter will show net quantity values which are equal to 1, as shown below.

!= Not equals filter is used to find records that are not equal to a specific value. For Example, we need to find records of net quantity that are not equal to 5. Hence, applying the 'not equals' filter will show net quantity values which are less than or more than 5, as shown below.

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