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Hello:
First, I believe I'm making this harder than it needs to be and my apologies for the length of the post. But I've been looking at it too long and I would appreciate another set of eyes taking a look. I currently have the following output from this expression:
Expression:
Hi Perry
Some possible solutions could be to
=IF(Wildmatch(ProductField,'NAS*'),'NAS (GB)',
IF(Wildmatch(ProductField,'SAN*'),'SAN (GB)',
ProductField)
Hope that helps
Duncan
Hi Perry
Some possible solutions could be to
=IF(Wildmatch(ProductField,'NAS*'),'NAS (GB)',
IF(Wildmatch(ProductField,'SAN*'),'SAN (GB)',
ProductField)
Hope that helps
Duncan
Hello Duncan:
Sorry for the delay in replying. Thank you for your response. Your suggestion of using Wildmatch did the trick. Thank you very much for that. Turns out I needed to roll up a couple more items.
Thanks again. I'll mark your response as the correct answer.