Thread: Help with searching two columns
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Old 10-09-2013, 05:58 PM   #8
chaley
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Originally Posted by SnakeCharmer View Post
That's quite interesting. I'm going to have to start messing with the templates. I only ever did so for the save to disk feature (I don't think my brain even registered I could use them in columns too before now, lol), so I think it's safe to say my own skills are it are non-existent.
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Originally Posted by BetterRed View Post
Give chaley a nudge - I think templates are his baby, and he's alwsys willing to help.

BR
It would be easy to create a column template that checked if 2 (or N) other columns contain any words in common. Use the list_intersection function if either column is multi-value or the strcmp function if both columns are single-value. However, I suspect that satisfying the real requirement would require some level of fuzziness, and this would be much harder.
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