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Small Syntax Bug

jgranick
5 - Atom

This is obviously not a big deal. But just noticed that it looks like the filter function tooltip does not match the actual syntax.

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Sorry if this the wrong place to post this.

 

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gaoa
11 - Bolide

Hi @jgranick 

You are not alone! That confused me too so wasn't sure whether to add 1 at the end or not...😅

flying008
15 - Aurora

Hi, @jgranick  @gaoa 

 

In help document, the syntax is  Contains(String, Target, CaseInsensitive=1) , So the formula Contains([Name],"pet",1)  be equal Contains([Name],"pet") , if you sensitive case, only need use Contains([Name],"pet",0), Do you ?

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