Case When statement
Is it possible to use contains instead of = in the Case When statement
CASE when 'Amount'=1 then 10 else 0 End
For example: Case when 'Reason' contains 'Retal' then 'Retaliation' Else 'Other' End
we have many different variations of Retaliation statements and don't want to spell each one out in a case when statement
Fear of Retaliation, I feel retaliated, Fear retaliated against, etc.
want to combine all the variations into one bucket of Retaliation.
Thank you, Jill Bowers
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@user082291 You'll want to use wildcard character to achieve this. I like to wrap the upper() function to remove casing variability.
CASE WHEN UPPER('REASON') LIKE ('RETAL%') then 'Retaliation' ELSE 'Other' END
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@user09644 is spot on. Additionally, adding the % before the word will allow you to look for that word anywhere in the phrase. If you only have the % at the end, then you are requiring that your phrase starts with the word retail. Using '%RETAIL%' will allow it to search for that word anywhere in the phrase.
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Thank you for the prompt answer. This is what I was looking for.
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