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Crystal Reports: Use EQV to Do the Opposite of XORSee also: Use XOR to Perform Exclusive OR You can use the XOR Boolean operator to combine two Boolean clauses and return TRUE if one of the clauses is true--but false is both or neither are true. If you require the opposite result use the EQV operator inside your formula. That is, use EQV if you want records that meet both or neither criteria, but do not want records that meet one or the other criteria.
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