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The "categories" property can hide specific categories from cuts by defining a range of values, using exclamation marks to exclude specific ones.
This property gives you the ability to hide specific categories from the cuts by defining either a single value or a range of values.
For example:
"'category 1'..'category 9', 'category 11'"
means we want all the categories from 1 to 9, and category 11.
You can exclude specific categories using the exclamation mark. For example:
"'category 1'..'category 9', 'category 11', !'category 5'"
means we want all the categories from 1 to 9, and category 11, but not category 5.
If we wish to include all the categories except for those specified, we start the masking expression with an exclamation mark. For example:
"!'category 1'..'category 5', 'category 3'"
means we want all available categories except categories 1 to 5, however we do want category 3.
CDL example: