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HeatherNewton
Quartz | Level 8
if ~(("&sampdate"d<='16sep2006'd) and ("&PERFDATE"d>='16sep2006'd) and (DATE_CREDIT_LIMIT_CHG='16sep2006'd));

is this meaning

 

any one of the following:

1. ("&sampdate"d<='16sep2006'd)

2. ("&PERFDATE"d>='16sep2006'd)

3. (DATE_CREDIT_LIMIT_CHG='16sep2006'd)

is not true?

 

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PeterClemmensen
Tourmaline | Level 20

You are correct 🙂

 

The 'is not true' part is due to the Logical Not Operator (~) .

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