Is it possible to have a logic usingTableMatch where it finds the line, where the word 'folder' exists in a text string, but not if the string contains ‘department folder’.

Would like to keep this in a TableMatch, because I have more conditions I'm and rules I'm applying. So the main question is whether I can create conditions. Would like if I could keep such logic in a TableMatch rules table rather building additional columns.

Hi @Jesper Kisby, this is totally possible! If you take a look at the TableMatch function page (https://tbmcouncil.jiveon.com/docs/DOC-5073#jive_content_id_Rules_table_values_supported) you can see the "!" operator will cause a match only when whatever string you specify is NOT included. So your rules would have a column with "folder" and then another column with "! department folder", which is saying If the entry has folder and does NOT have department folder, return match.

So I would have two columns in my TableMatch logic referencing the same column containing the text string?

That's correct. Each column in your rules table reads as an "AND" statement and all rules columns are evaluated against the match column.

This rules table would read If [match column] Is Folder AND Is Not Department Folder, Return Value.