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I have 2 rules that add tags to the transaction notes.
If the transaction meets both conditions I want to apply both rules.
Example:
The imported payee is "A new Bank 1 transfer to Person 1".
I have a rule "if 'Bank 1' then add '#bank1'"
And another "if 'Person 1' then add '#person1'"
Currently, there is only a set option so it overrides the first rule.
I can't keep the payee unchanged because I would have a billion payees.
I can't use a single rule to add "#bank1 #person1" because I would need a billion rules for every possibility.
Describe your ideal solution to this problem
Instead of only set, we can have concat, insert into, and other string manipulation functions
A regex match and replace would also work
Teaching and learning
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I have 2 rules that add tags to the transaction notes.
If the transaction meets both conditions I want to apply both rules.
Example:
The imported payee is "A new Bank 1 transfer to Person 1".
I have a rule "if 'Bank 1' then add '#bank1'"
And another "if 'Person 1' then add '#person1'"
Currently, there is only a set option so it overrides the first rule.
I can't keep the payee unchanged because I would have a billion payees.
I can't use a single rule to add "#bank1 #person1" because I would need a billion rules for every possibility.
Describe your ideal solution to this problem
Instead of only set, we can have concat, insert into, and other string manipulation functions
A regex match and replace would also work
Teaching and learning
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: