Hello,
A filter expression will always return a boolean (True/False), which is how the logic of the filter works.
Your expression would work as a calculated item.
Alternatively, you can return a boolean for a filter by using an expression like this:
IF ('Frequency (1)'n = Frequency)
RETURN (1=1)
ELSE (1=0)
Of course, this would be much more simply expressed as:
('Frequency (1)'n = Frequency)
I don't know if it is possible to enter "True" or "False" directly in the expression editor, so you can put a correct or incorrect math equation instead.
The equation above filter out all values of Frequency (1) that are not equal to Frequency.
Thanks,
Sam