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Anything related to the usage of commands, command blocks, and functions in the Minecraft game series. Always use this tag together with the [minecraft-java-edition], [minecraft-bedrock-edition], or [minecraft-education-edition] tag. Include details about the issue you're having (e.g. commands, error messages, screenshots, etc) and what you've tried so far to solve it. If you're building a redstone device without commands, use [minecraft-redstone] instead.
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How do I exclude only myself in an execute command?
To exclude players of your choice, you can tag the players you want to exclude and
execute the player don't have the tag
tag @s add this
execute as @a[tag=!this] run say test
tag @s remove this
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