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Return Different Results as FAIL on Transaction Search.
Hi All
I am trying to find the best way of getting results back that are not the same. For Example, If the Item 'TAX CODE' on a Sales Order is different to another Item TAX CODE on the same Sales Order, how would I write this in a search to only give me results that are different. I tried writing this as a CASE WHEN formula, see below. What I would like to do is have the following. CASE WHEN {item.taxcode} = {item.taxcode} THEN 'OK' WHEN {item.taxcode} IS NOT {item.taxcode} THEN 'FAIL'. Now I know IS NOT, will not be apart of a formula but would there be another way of doing so?
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