!= gets converted to in Query Designer
One of my colleagues today asked me why != is accepted in a query but gets automatically converted into <> when it”s written using the Query Designer. I didn”t have an immediate answer but found...
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I recently ran a query, copy and pasted the results in an Excel Workbook. The data in the first worksheet and the query in the next Worksheet for reuse in case I need it again. So today I had to run...
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