This is also mentioned in the Appendix > Search Prefixes section of the built-in Help and manual…
And yes, I will fix the Read more… link for the documentation 
What data type is your Status attribute?
If it’s a Set, you can only use an equality operator, == or !=.
It says right there: Typ is Menge, which is Type is Set in English 
So again, you can only select specific values you’ve defined: mdstatus== or mdstatus!=.
Anyway, I’ve understood it now. Thank you!
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As nuts as it is to say it, I’m still using my personal 2011 MacBook Pro and a work-related 2013 MacBook Pro every day and have never had a single issue with them. I’m only now thinking about retiring them and buying something new. In contrast, Windows has hosed itself, failing entirely in one way or another, on literally every machine I’ve used it with 100% reliability between 6 - 18 months of my super-heavy use patterns. Apple’s so worth the money.
The only Apple machine with which I’ve ever had significant trouble is an iMac with a “hybrid drive”. I’ll never make the mistake of buying those again because they fail every 4 - 5 years. But even still, that’s better than any PC I’ve ever owned.
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My father has to get a new PC laptop every 2 years. Random failures and junk hardware.
And I only am retiring the 2012 as the battery is swelling and needs replacement. A $90 bench fee + a new battery is more than the MBP is worth. And she’s done her duty well, so she can retire
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I had a 2013 Macbook Pro and retired it in 2023 for a M1 Macbook.
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I will chime in here… my newest is a 2021 M1 iMac… but am still using my very old early 2008 iMac as a secondary and my Laptop is a 2011 Macbook Air. The old iMac has a solid state drive, that at the time I got it, was rated very high. I was lucky to find it. It is also still running some very old software as well as operating as a second, integrated display using Luna Display, and an extra storage facility should I choose. Everything seems to be fine.
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