not in
Description
not in is used to check if a value is present in a list or a taxonomy. If it is not, the expression evaluates to true.
On the left side of in, there is always a single value. The list of options, which could be a taxonomy, goes on the right side of in.
Example
If a document is only relevant to companies who are not registered in the European Union, you could attach this condition to it:
There is one answer for what the domicile of an entity is, so this is a single value. With the conditions in the example, you check whether this value is not a part of the taxonomy EUCountries, which predictably consists of a list of all the member states of the European Union.
If e.domicile is in the United Kingdom, the condition evaluates to true. The document will be included in the case. If e.domicile is Belgium, the condition evaluates to false, meaning the document is excluded.
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