My Sample Data Set as Follows
Invoice Number | Credit Memo Number |
340BVIR0000004571 | 12345 |
NOMemo | Nomemo |
67657676 | 12346 |
Regex_Match ([Invoice Number], "^\d\d\d\d.*")
AND
REGEX_Match([Credit Memo Number], "^\d\d\d\d.*")
I would like to see the TRUE to look something like this.
Invoice Number | Credit Memo Number |
12345 | |
67657676 | 12346 |
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi Alex,
I like your approach however, I was expecting to 2 records for the FALSE for Invoice Number.
Any thoughts?
I think your original Input showed this:
Therefore I changed the Filter condition from your original AND (that didn't not match your provided data sample) to an OR. If we switch the condition we get two bad and one good:
Updated workflow attached. Is this what you want?
Best
Alex
Hi @AbhilashR
When reviewing your REGEX_Match Expression
Regex_match([Invoice Number], ".*\d{4,}.*")
AND
REGEX_Match([Credit Memo Number], "[0-9].*")
It did not catch this value for Invoice Number
340BVIR0000004571
If we can catch this value then we will be solid.
Thank you
Hi @grossal
i believe you attached the incorrect workflow.
Hi @pvara, the output of my workflow matches the original output you were looking to create. What should the output of the workflow be?
I fixed the attachment @pvara. Take another look 😃
Hi @AbhilashR
What is in the red box should show up in the false in the filter
The non red boxed should be in the true.
Hi @grossal
can you please reattach the file?