Hey Ashish,
Thanks
for the input... I did try the regex for taking out the initial only and matching, however the catch here is to match 2 values, for example- A with Adam or Bright with B etc.
But in achieving the above we should not match Edward with Edison.
Let me know your thoughts?
Kind Regards,
Asmita
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Asmita Datta
Deloitte USI
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Original Message:
Sent: 05-05-2021 06:22
From: Ashish Rawat
Subject: How would you carry out only 1st letter(Initial matches) for 2 field values ONLY when 1 of the values is a single character and the other is a full string?
You could try CustomMatchToken where regular expression to always pick first letter of the string can be configured as pattern.
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Ashish Rawat
Fresh Gravity
Bangalore
Original Message:
Sent: 05-04-2021 16:43
From: Asmita Datta
Subject: How would you carry out only 1st letter(Initial matches) for 2 field values ONLY when 1 of the values is a single character and the other is a full string?
How would you carry out only 1st letter(Initial matches) for 2 field values ONLY when 1 of the values is a single character and the other is a full string? Example – How to match 2 values, when value 1= A and value 2= Apple .
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Asmita Datta
Deloitte USI
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