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Dictionary for Gift Code Based on Gift Amount
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Hi Lisa,
I believe this should do the trick.
| , | TRUE | |
| \..* | TRUE | |
| Annual | ^\d{1,2}$ | TRUE |
| Annual | ^1\d{2}$ | TRUE |
| Annual | ^2[0-4]\d$ | TRUE |
| Mid-Level | ^2[5-9]\d$ | TRUE |
| Mid-Level | ^[3-9]\d{2}$ | TRUE |
| Mid-Level | ^1\d{3}$ | TRUE |
| Mid-Level | ^2[0-4]\d{2}$ | TRUE |
| Major | ^((?!Annual)(?!Mid-Level).)*$ | TRUE |
Thanks,
John
Hi John,
Something seems to be not quite right. Could you take a look at this file and see what we might be missing?
Thank you,
Lisa
I think we figured it out. We had a . rather than a comma in the first entry. Never mind!
Cell B2 needs to be a comma, not a period. The first two lines of the dictionary remove commas and also decimal and cents if they are there.
Edited: Oops I didn't see your reply when I put mine in. Glad you got it straightened out!
Lisa Wende
We are looking to create a dictionary that does the following:
Replacement Value Value to Match On
Annual Under $250
Mid-Level $250 to $2,499
Major $2,500+
We are self hosted, so API code would be an option too, but we'd need very clear instructions. Thank you!
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