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11-13-2020, 02:08 PM
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The behaviour is by design - each '?' represent exactly one character, but the '*' represents any number of characters. The question is why are you using such a construction to test whether a field is empty, when that should be done with code like:
Field is {IF{REF textFormFieldName}<> " " "not "}empty A field that contains at least six characters cannot be empty...
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