Condition with groups not working as expected

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Posted on by dennisonlee

Here's the condition

the first group evaluates: toLower(TriggerBody()?['from']) = the above example email addresses

the second group evaluates: toLower(TriggerBody()?['subject']) does not contain the above example words

What's happening? If Group1 evaluates true, Group2 is ignored, when it shouldn't be. I can even change the does not contain to contains and the result is still the same.

I've even gotten rid of all the blocks and used the advanced expression:

and(or(equals(toLower(triggerBody()?['from']),'1@emailaddress.com'),equals(toLower(triggerBody()?['from']),'2@emailaddress.com')),or(not(contains(toLower(triggerBody()?['subject']),'test')),not(contains(toLower(triggerBody()?['subject']),'alert'))))

Same result.

Tried swapping group positions. Same result.

Desired result examples:

From: 1@emailaddress.com

Subject: this is a test

This should evaluate false.

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Ed Gonzales 4,531 Most Valuable Professional on at

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@dennisonlee

Hey there. This will get a bit weird, I think...but let's start with some questions:

When you say the second group is 'ignored', what does that mean?

And then when you switch to "does contain", what (exactly) happens?

The Does Not Contain with an Or is going to make things weird because if your subject is "Red alert ! All crew to battle stations!" it will pass as "True" for the second group because it does not contain the word Test...which I think is the opposite of your intent, right?

What is the overall intent, also, of your flow?

Thanks,

Ed

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dennisonlee 6 on at

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@edgonzalesThanks for you reply.

When you say the second group is 'ignored', what does that mean?
Meaning, it doesn't matter if the subject has the words test or alert or doesn't have any of those words. This is only applicable if the first grouping which tests for the email addresses is true. This absolutely works if I take out the first group testing for the email addresses.

And then when you switch to "does contain", what (exactly) happens?
As with the above answer, if the first grouping is true, switching to 'does contain' will give the same result as 'does not contain'. Every result is True even on identical subject lines,

The overall intent is:
If an email is from either of those 2 email addresses, it should return true for every subject EXCEPT if the subject contains 'test' or 'alert'.

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rsaikrishna

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@dennisonlee

You should use AND between Subject conditions.

Created a sample for your requirement:

Output:

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Krishna Rachakonda

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dennisonlee 6 on at

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Changing that second group's condtions to AND looks to be working.

Thanks @rsaikrishna

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