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Why is set analysis condition ignored?

In the below formula the conditions highlighted in yellow are ignored by QV, ie. Apples, Oranges and Plums are included though they shouldn't. Lemons are correctly excluded. I guess I should write it in another way but don't know how.

Would anyone help please so that all set analys conditions are adhered to?

Count(DISTINCT {$<SavedReport={'New'},TaskProductName-={'Apples'},TaskProductName-={'Oranges'},TaskProductName-={'Plums'},TaskProductName-={'Lemons'},$(vCalendarFields)>}TaskID)

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MK_QSL
MVP
MVP

Count(DISTINCT {$<

     SavedReport={'New'},

     TaskProductName-={'Apples','Oranges','Plums','Lemons'},

$(vCalendarFields)>}TaskID)

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MK_QSL
MVP
MVP

Count(DISTINCT {$<

     SavedReport={'New'},

     TaskProductName-={'Apples','Oranges','Plums','Lemons'},

$(vCalendarFields)>}TaskID)

tresesco
MVP
MVP

To exclude multiple values from a single field try like:

TaskProductName-={'Apples', 'Oranges', 'Plums', 'Lemons'}                     

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Thank you both for your answers! That did the trick.