There is no way to use null as a comparison value.
But in some cases it might be useful.
For instance, when searching for trades that don't have a result.
Right now, it can be done by setting multiple filters, like this
Result -ne [Win], Result -ne [BreakEven], Result -ne [Mediocre] and Result -ne [Loss]
By adding a null literal, you can just use
Result -eq null
The missing angle brackets for the null literal indicates that this is no value.
Null within angle brackets should be treated as a value.
There is no way to use null as a comparison value. But in some cases it might be useful. For instance, when searching for trades that don't have a result. Right now, it can be done by setting multiple filters, like this
Result -ne [Win],Result -ne [BreakEven],Result -ne [Mediocre]andResult -ne [Loss]By adding a null literal, you can just use
Result -eq nullThe missing angle brackets for the null literal indicates that this is no value. Null within angle brackets should be treated as a value.