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Passes when the incoming text fits a wildcard pattern you supply. Use it to act only on values of a certain shape, for example product codes that start with SKU-, or file names that end in .csv. A wildcard pattern uses two special characters: * stands for any run of characters, including none, and ? stands for exactly one character. Everything else has to match literally, and the comparison is case-sensitive. So SKU-* covers SKU-1001 and even a bare SKU-, while image?.png covers image1.png but not image10.png. Note that sku-1001 would not match SKU-*, because the letters differ in case. This style of pattern is simpler than a full regular expression; reach for String: Matches regular expression when you need finer control.

Fields

Sample data

With the pattern set to SKU-*, the condition checks whether a product code starts with SKU-.
FieldValue
ValueSKU-*
ValueResult
SKU-1001Matches
PROD-5Does not match