Rule Verbs

This verb checks whether an entity exists or is present.

This verb verifies whether a value meets a specific condition.
Note: This verb also takes into account whether the condition is met in a case-sensitive manner.

This verb confirms that a value does not meet a certain condition.
Note: This verb also takes into account whether the condition is met in a case-sensitive manner.

Allows the use of a dynamic expression, which is typically a formula, condition, or custom logic, as a criterion for evaluating a Rule.

E.g., 10*2=20 will be evaluated to True within a specified string input.

Determines if a character is a letter at a specific position in the String.

E.g., The string "A123" includes a character at position 1 but not at positions 2, 3, and 4.

Determines if a character is numeric at a specific position in the String.

E.g., The string "ABC3" includes a numeric at position 4 but not at positions 1, 2, and 3.

Determines if a character is a symbol at a specific position in the String.

E.g., The string "ABC&" includes a character at position 4 but not at positions 1, 2, and 3.

Identifies if characters in a string are letters at specific positions in the String.

E.g., The string "ABC12" includes letters at positions 1, 2, and 3 but not at positions 4 and 5.

Identifies if characters in a string are numeric at specific positions in the String.

E.g., The string "ABC12" includes numeric at positions 4 and 5 but not at positions 1, 2, and 3.

Identifies if characters in a string are symbols at specific positions in the String.

E.g., The string "AB@12%" includes symbols at positions 3 and 6 but not at positions 1, 2, 4, and 5.

Confirms whether the specified character exists at the given position within the string.

E.g., Character B specified at position 2 in string ABC will return true.

Verifies if a string contains a specified substring at a specific position.

E.g., The string "ABCD" contains "CD" as a substring at position 3.

Verifies if a string contains a specified substring at a specific position.

E.g., The string "ABCD" contains "CD" as a substring at position 3.

Verifies the length of the String with the given input count.

E.g., The length of the String "ABC" matches with the given input value 3.

Verifies if the length of the String is greater than the given input count.

E.g., The length of the String "ABC" is greater than the given input value 2.

Verifies if the length of the String is less than the given input count.

E.g., The length of the String "ABC" is less than the given input value 4.

Verifies if the length of the String is greater than the given input string.

E.g., The length of the String "ABC" is longer than the given input string "DE".

Identifies if a string ends with any value from a provided list.

E.g., The string "ABCD" ends with "D" from the provided list C, D.

Determines if a string exists within a given list.

E.g., The string "AB" is in the list of strings CD, AB, and AC.

Identifies if a string falls between 2 strings.

Determines if a string begins with any value from a provided list.

E.g., The string "ABCD" starts with "ABC" from the provided options, "ABC", "BCD" or "CDE".

Determines if a string does not conclude with any values specified in a given list.

E.g., The string ABC does not end with any of the provided lists LMN, XYZ, or DEF.

Determines if a string does not begin with any of the values specified in a given list.

E.g., The string ABC does not start with any of the provided lists LMN, XYZ, or DEF.

Determines if a string exists within a given list.

E.g., The string "AB" is in the list of strings CD, AB, AC.

Determines if a string starts with any value from a provided list.

E.g., The string "ABCD" starts with "ABC" from the provided options, "ABC, BCD, or CDE.

Confirms if a string does not adhere to a specified regular expression pattern.

E.g., String "ABC" does not match with the regex pattern [abc]

Checks if a string matches a provided regular expression pattern.

E.g., String "aabbcc" match with regex pattern [abc]

Verifies if a string contains a specified substring.

E.g., The string "ABCD" contains "CD" as a substring.

Checks if a string ends with a specified substring.

E.g., The string "ABCD" ends with "D".

Verifies if two strings are identical.

E.g., The string "ABC" is precisely the same as the string "ABC".

Checks if a string is Empty.

Checks if a string list is not Empty

Determines if a string begins with any of the provided substrings.

E.g., The string "ABCD" starts with "AB".

Confirms if a list contains at least five of the specified strings.

E.g., The list "AB, BC, DE, FG, HK, LM, XY" contains only Five of "AB, DE, FG, HK, and LM", not less nor more than 5.

Verifies if a list contains at least four of the specified strings.

E.g., The list "AB, BC, DE, FG, HK, LM, XY" contains only Five of "AB, DE, FG, and LM", not less nor more than 4.

Validates if a list contains more than one instance of a specific string.

E.g., The list "AB, BC, DE, FG, HK, LM, XY" contains more than one line item from the specified list "BC, HK".

Validates if a list contains a particular number of elements from another list.

E.g., The list AB, BC contains only 2 lists from the list AB, BC, AB, DE, FG, HK, LM, XY.

Validates if a list contains at least three of the specified strings.

E.g., The list "AB, BC, DE, FG, HK, LM, XY" contains only Five of "AB, DE, and LM", not less nor more than 3.

Confirms if a list contains at least two of the specified strings.

E.g., The list "AB, BC, DE, FG, HK, LM, XY" contains only Five of "AB, and LM", not less nor more than 2.

Confirms if a list contains a specific string.

E.g., The string "AB, BC, DE, FG" contains "BC" as a substring.

Verifies if a list contains all specified strings.

E.g., The string "AB, BC, DE, FG" contains all of the strings from "AB, BC, DE, FG".

Determines if a list contains any of the specified strings.

E.g., The string "AB, BC, DE, FG" contains "BC, FG, AB" as a string.

Verifies if a string list contains a specified string at a specific position.

E.g., The list "AB, BC, DE, FG, HK, LM, XY" contains "DE" as a string at position 2 as it is a 0-based position.

Verifies if a string list contains a specific count of a similar string list.

E.g., The list "AB, BC, DE, FG" contains only 2 strings from the list "AB, BC, KL".

This Rule evaluates whether a given date falls after a specified number of days. The number of days can be configured as past or future relative to the current date.

E.g., Suppose today is August 1, and you want to check if a given date, August 10, falls after 7 days. The Rule evaluates whether August 10 is greater than August 1 + 7 days (which is August 8). Since August 10 is indeed after August 8, the Rule evaluates to true.

This Rule evaluates whether a given date falls before a specified number of days. The number of days can be configured as past or future relative to the current date.

E.g., Consider today is August 10, and you want to check if a given date, August 4, falls before 5 days. The Rule evaluates whether August 4 is less than August 10 - 5 days (which is August 5). Since August 4 is before August 5, the Rule evaluates to True.

Compares if a specific date and time is later than another given date and time.

E.g., August 5 is greater than August 1.

Compares if a given date and time is later than or equal to another specified date and time.

E.g., August 5 is not greater than but equal to August 5.

Checks if the given date falls within a defined duration from a specific date time.

E.g., August 5 falls within a time span of 2 days starting from August 4.

Checks if a specific date and time falls within a specified range, inclusively.

E.g., August 5 falls within a time span of August 5 and August 10.

Verifies if a given date and time falls within a defined range, inclusively.

E.g., August 5 falls within a time span of August 5 and August 10.

Determines if the current date and time fall before a specified date.

E.g., August 5 lies before the specified date of August 10.

Determines if the date and time value lie on the same calendar day.

E.g., August 5, 23:59:00, lies on the same day as August 5.

Checks if a DateTime value has been provided or specified.

Compares if a certain date and time is earlier than another specified date and time.

E.g., August 1 is less than August 5.

Compares if a specific date and time is earlier than or equal to another specified date and time.

E.g., August 5 is not less than but equal to August 5.

Determines if a specific decimal value falls within a specified range. It also allows configuring the minimum and the maximum values.

E.g., Value 7 is between 5 and 10.

It compares if two decimal values are equal.

E.g., Value 7 equals value 7.

Compares if two decimal values are equal, excluding any decimal fractions.

E.g., Value 7.28 is equal to the value 7.15.

Checks if a decimal value is greater than another specified decimal value. E.g., Value -5.5 is greater than -7.5.

Determines if a decimal value exceeds a certain percentage of another specified decimal value.

E.g., Value 6 is greater than 10 percent of value 50 (5).

Compares if a decimal value is greater than or equal to another specified decimal value.

E.g., Value -5.5 is not equal to but is greater than value -5.6.

Determines if a given number is an even integer (divisible by 2). E.g., Value 10 is an even number as it is divisible by 2 without any remainder.

Checks if a decimal value is less than another specified decimal value.

E.g., Value -7.5 is less than -5.5.

Determines if a decimal value is less than a certain percentage of another specified decimal value.

E.g., Value 4 is less than 10 percent of value 50 (5).

Checks if a decimal value is less than or equal to another specified decimal value.

E.g., Value -5.7 is not equal to but is less than value -5.6.

It compares if two decimal values are the same.

E.g., Value 7 equals value 7.

Checks if a boolean is true, representing the logical truth.

Checks if a boolean value is false, representing the logical falsehood.

This Rule determines if a given value is a special floating-point value known as "Not-a-Number" (NaN), often used to represent undefined or unrepresentable results of mathematical operations.
A Rule created using this Verb can be used with the "CreateNan (Double)" Flow Step found in Toolbox > Data > Numbers > Double in Flow Designer.