Use of "==" and "!=" confusing to non-programmers, update operators to strings #1525
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Feedback from a customer meeting: When the dashboard was using '!=' they didn't appreciate that this meant "Not Equal" - similarly "==" didn't mean anything to them. We should probably use more widely understood operators.
Acceptance criteria:
Age == 41: Age equal to 41
Age != 41: Age not equal to 41
Age < 41: Age less than 41
Age > 41: Age greater than 41
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