Afternoon Team,
Hope all is well.
Looking for some assistance.
AIM : In the "False" output of a Filter, check and see if the ID in "IDA" column is in the "True" output.
Example
Input 1
First Name | Last Name | Company | IDA |
Daniel | Johnson | Johnson & Co | 111111 |
Input 2
ID | First Name | Last Name | Company |
999999 | Daniel | Johnson | Johnson & Company - NYC |
888888 | Daniel | Johnson | Ferrari |
I am performing a trim([First Name]+[Last Name]) and then joining onto another table . Which produces the following ;
ID | First Name | Last Name | Company | First Name | Last Name | Company | IDA |
999999 | Daniel | Johnson | Johnson & Company - NYC | Daniel | Johnson | Johnson & Co | 111111 |
888888 | Daniel | Johnson | Ferrari | Daniel | Johnson | Johnson & Co | 111111 |
I am producing a "Reason" Column which is a formula to say ; IIF(Contains([Company], [Company]), 'Contains', 'No Match')
ID | First Name | Last Name | Company | First Name | Last Name | Company | IDA | Reason |
999999 | Daniel | Johnson | Johnson & Company - NYC | Daniel | Johnson | Johnson & Co | 111111 | Contains |
888888 | Daniel | Johnson | Ferrari | Daniel | Johnson | Johnson & Co | 111111 | No Match |
Regards
Masond3
@atcodedog05 Thanks for responding, However that doesn't resolve my use case. If we look at the attached flow, my problem is when i apply a filter after the "If Formula". The reason why i need that filter, is because if that ID not found in the "True" Output then i need to continue with additional Logic, But i want to ensure that i am only processing records which are needed. ( ie not found in the "True Output")