I have 2 tables
Table 1
Description | Owner List | Updated |
Marry had a little lamb | No | |
London bridge is falling down | No | |
Little miss muffet | Yes |
Table 2
String | Owner |
little | Marry |
london | Queen |
What I want to happen is if the 'Updated' value is 'No' then fill-up the 'Owner List' with 'Owner' wherever 'String' is found in 'Description'. I am guessing I will need to use reverse lookup and/or fuzzy search. I don't know how to use it, please help.
Things I have done till this point are - Create action for Table 1
Action 'Run the update' with 'Data:Set the values of some columns in this row'
Behavior: Only if this condition is true '[Updated]=No'
Set these columns as 'Updated=Yes', 'Owner List=????????????'
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This is not a lookup. You need to compare String in Table 2 with Description in Table 1 to see if Description CONTAINS() String. Then select the Owner value. The expression would look like this:
SELECT(Table 2[Owner], CONTAINS([_THISROW].[Description], [String]))
This will return a list of Owners if there are multiple matches.
This is not a lookup. You need to compare String in Table 2 with Description in Table 1 to see if Description CONTAINS() String. Then select the Owner value. The expression would look like this:
SELECT(Table 2[Owner], CONTAINS([_THISROW].[Description], [String]))
This will return a list of Owners if there are multiple matches.
Superb 😊 , it's working like a charm. @WillowMobileSys you made my day.
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