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finding a certain text string using switch
- 6 years ago
Hi, Anonymous
Based on your description, I created data to reproduce your scenario.
Ordersleft:
You may create a calculated column which display "order created by sensor maintenance" when Ordersleft[ordertext] has this text in it "order created by a Sensor" and 'ID' is greater than or equal to 2.
Result = SWITCH( TRUE(), Ordersleft[ID]>=2, IF( CONTAINSSTRINGEXACT(Ordersleft[ordertext],"order created by a Sensor"), "order created by sensor maintenance" ), "ID is less than 2" )Result:
Best Regards
Allan
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Anonymous you can have nested switch of use if
Test =
SWITCH ( TRUE(),
Table[A] = "ABC", "ABC123",
Table[A] = "XYZ", IF ( Table[C] = "123", "xxx", "YYY" )
)
or
Test =
SWITCH ( TRUE(),
Table[A] = "ABC", "ABC123",
Table[A] = "XYZ", SWITCH ( TRUE(), Table[C] = "123", "xxx", "YYY" )
)
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- Anonymous6 years agoNot applicable
this is probably a better tool, but i used search to create a new column and printer "Sensor order" when the new column was <> blank()