How to use 'not like' operator in BI Publisher

We build a report using BI publisher and need to put a check where you should see only the lines where the code does not start with S. We are aware of the starts - with operator in BI publisher, but when we try to use it with no, BI publisher generates an error. Can you please let us know how to use the not operator with "starts - with" or "contains" bi publisher?

Also how to use 'not like' operator in BI Publisher?

Any help will be really appreciated.

Thank you

You can use

not(starts-with(ELEMENT_NAME, 'A')

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