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Is it possible to create a workflow state condition to compare text fields as equal or not equal?

edited Sep 15, 2025 3:52PM in Ask A Guru 4 comments

I have a custom workflow for procurement approvals; our company is small so staff wear many hats which can make approvals complex to standardize. (And to think I used to carry all this in my head and made it work.)

In our current workflow, some approvers must approve the same procurement transaction 3 times. Example: our CFO may approve 1st as an Employee Supervisor, 2nd as a Class manager, 3rd as the CFO due to the dollar value.

Screenshot of approval section - highlighted levels are all the same user

Our Purchase Order transaction carries a check box and name of the approver assigned as pulled from the system. When the appropriate user approves (Next Approver), the workflow marks the check box beside the name.

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