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I have two different column values Mr. RAFIQ MOHD QURESHI and RAFIQ MOHAMMAD QURESHI which formula need to apply to check both records are same in Alteryx.
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If you want to check equality, equal operator = should be enough.
Depending on your case behind question, please utilize Contains, Regex_Match...anything you want.
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Thanks ! But do you have any other solutions to consider both values are same . Example If we use same condition in MS SQL then We can use Like operator .
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Please note that LIKE statement in SQL does not mean same, but fuzzy matching actually. If you want to do fuzzy matching, appropriate choice would be a regular expression.
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I have two outputs unitravelz1@gmail.com , JONWAL.BOY@GMAIL.COM and applied the condition Contains([RH_EMAIL_ID], '.com') according the condition unitravelz1@gmail.com should be true , JONWAL.BOY@GMAIL.COM should be false
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@tarun_kumar10 the contains function is not case sensitive so it views .com and .COM as the same thing
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I have tried but , I did not find correct condition . Please help with example
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@tarun_kumar10 you can make Contains() case sensitive by adding ,0 to the end of it:
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I have two outputs CL0124 and 1204532 , which condition need to apply to get the only 1204532 and another is false .
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@tarun_kumar10 have you tried fuzzy match tool? That tell you how similar the scoring is between certain words
https://help.alteryx.com/current/en/designer/tools/join/fuzzy-match-tool.html
