What does "!=" mean in syntax?

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What does "!=" mean in syntax?

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robsmith Jan 3, 2015

It means doesn't equal. It's like Excel's <>. So it's a boolean test which returns true if the left and right expressions are not equal.

If your group syntax is segment != 1, you will be including only respondents whose segment doesn't equal 1. (You're also excluding respondents whose segment is null)

See the page on equivalency operators.

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