@PeterAP ,
Like @grazitti_sapna mentioned, the fuzzy match is meant for a string.
With that in mind, we can manipulate this data to function like a string.
First, add a Select tool and change the field type to a string.
Next, to get the fuzzy tool to generate a key in the right order we need to change the date format to mm-dd-yyyy.
From there, it's a matter of tweaking the fuzzy match settings as if it were just a plain string.
In my attached example, I stripped the "-" from the date and set the max key length to 6.
Then, use the matching functions for only characters and make sure that your keys use digits.
Note that I severely lowered the matching threshold just to allow for a wider range to demonstrate on.
Also, I assumed you wanted to make sure there was a match on the description too, so I used a string match on that too.
You can just delete that match setting if I guessed wrong.
I'm not quite sure how the output would be used, so I just had the matched keys filter out to only show those that had a match regardless of the match it had.
