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Easy way to explain "HAS" vs. "IN"

Jessica Bonanno
$organization

I am putting together a training document for List Manager and Extraction Manager.

Does anyone have an easy, lay-man terms way to explain (and maybe give examples) the difference between HAS and IN operators?

Thanks in advance.

Jessica

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    I recently had it explained to me in a way that made it incredibly clear -- I'll see if I can translate my notes for you. 

    IN/NOT IN: Inclusive. Use "IN" when the two criteria options are both looking at the same back-end data table - criteria that must be evaluated together.

    HAS/DOES NOT HAVE. Each criteria is evaluated separately. Use for criteria that does not need to, or cannot, refer to the same data point. 

     

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  • $organization

    I recently had it explained to me in a way that made it incredibly clear -- I'll see if I can translate my notes for you. 

    IN/NOT IN: Inclusive. Use "IN" when the two criteria options are both looking at the same back-end data table - criteria that must be evaluated together.

    HAS/DOES NOT HAVE. Each criteria is evaluated separately. Use for criteria that does not need to, or cannot, refer to the same data point. 

     

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