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Hello, I am comparing customer names from two different columns to find any mismatches. I am using the following formula:
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HI @Anonymous
You just need to adjust the formula as below:
LEFT(RELATED ('ECS_EZQuery44'[Customer_Name]), 12)
MismatchCusName = IF (
(LEFT('SRC_Customers'[CUSTOMER_NAME],12)) = LEFT(RELATED ('ECS_EZQuery44'[Customer_Name]), 12),
"Match",
"Mismatch")
Regards,
Lin
Check if you can use mid/left function in comparison
left(table[name],12)
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HI @Anonymous
You just need to adjust the formula as below:
LEFT(RELATED ('ECS_EZQuery44'[Customer_Name]), 12)
MismatchCusName = IF (
(LEFT('SRC_Customers'[CUSTOMER_NAME],12)) = LEFT(RELATED ('ECS_EZQuery44'[Customer_Name]), 12),
"Match",
"Mismatch")
Regards,
Lin
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