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Control name of filter

I have a filter that I want to limit the values shown to a user.  So I created an expression.  Works great.  Except that I can no longer check for a selection or display the values selected.  The filter no longer has the simple name and instead displays the expression as the name.  The object in the filter box is displayed as Date Range.  But when you select a value the name is displayed as the expression below.

Is there a way to work around this?

The expression is (I basically do not want All Available Data to be an option):

=IF (NOT Match([Date Range], 'All Available Data'), [Date Range])

This is not something I can do in the load script.

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dplr-rn
Partner - Master III
Partner - Master III

why dont you do that in set analysis?

[Date Range]-={'All Available Data'}