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I am making a REST call with a filter. &nbsp;I know that there is a field names Status with 26 items has Status = Completed. &nbsp;When my filter looks like this&quot;<br />
$filter=Status eq 'Completed' &nbsp;<br />
I get back 26 items.<br />
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The list has 60 items total.<br />
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When my filter looks like this:<br />
$filter=Status neq 'Completed'<br />
I get nothing back.<br />
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Please advise.
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I am making a REST call with a filter.  I know that there is a field names Status with 26 items has Status = Completed.  When my filter looks like this"
$filter=Status eq 'Completed'  
I get back 26 items.

The list has 60 items total.

When my filter looks like this:
$filter=Status neq 'Completed'
I get nothing back.

Please advise.

REST call Failing

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