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Revision as of 13:47, 25 February 2009
EXACT
returns TRUE if two text strings are identical
Syntax:
EXACT(text1; text2)
- returns TRUE if the text strings text1 and text2 are exactly the same (including case).
Example:
EXACT("red car"; "red car")
- returns TRUE.
EXACT("red car"; "Red Car")
- returns FALSE.
