How to perform exact match on concatenated string

[#1]

Hello,

I have a scenario like the following

Table:

TESTING123

TESTING

Concatenated String:

TESTING123|TESTING

When I do a match in table for TESTING, I'm getting 2 items returned.  How can I make it so that my match ensures that the whole string matches and not something like a "contains"?  I can't really use match() because I'm actually looking in a concatenated string.  Also, I'll never know at what position my string exists.  Currently, I'm doing an Index(), but that's returning both strings, not just the 1 that I want.  Hope that makes sense.  Thanks!

[Clever_Anjos]

Michael Solomovich it´s a great honor receive a reply from you . You´re one of my "QHeroes"

[Anonymous]

[#4]

OK this was definitely one of those "why didn't I think of that" scenarios!  I'm already doing the Index and the Concat so I'll just add my delimiter to the end of my search string.  And I'll say it again - why didn't I think of that?! 

Thanks as always!

[#5]

I've noticed one fallout on this... what if I've only made 1 selection?  So the concat I'm doing is on the list of selections made from a listbox.  If there's only 1 selection, there will be no delimiter added to the concat and therefore I cannot search on the string plus the delimiter.  Also, no matter the number of selections, the last one in the list is not being found because it also has no delimiter trailing.

[Clever_Anjos]

Please note that I didn´t use '|' as a separator to Concat, but concatenated to field, so the '|' is always there

[#7]

oohhhh!!  I see that now, thanks for pointing out the difference!