Dictionary Filter, Combination of two words

[gonhaddock]

Hello @Jowawa
It seems that you are stuck in the same topic . For this request I can suggest the same workflow I did before. You can have a look to this post:

Filter rows using list of words with wildcards

Hello @PLS_KN I couldn’t avoid to give this a try. It is based in a Logical Indexing methodology. It doesn’t use the Regex Extractor component (I cannot download it from my network today). [image] With the mentioned logical indexing matrix you can give this workflow some other LOGICAL uses like: when does a word happens when some other is present before… This is an example of the excluded words in your final filter: [image] I hope you find useful this workflow. BR

There is a display of the output (logical index matrix by columns); from there and just using a ‘Rule Engine’ you can configure the combination of any words in your dictionary.

Based in the above example a valid Rule Engine query -connected to Logical Indexing Matrix (shaded node)- would be:

$fruit$ LIKE "True" AND $papaya$ LIKE "True" => TRUE
TRUE => FALSE

By the way, I added the words flower and fruit to the wildcard dictionary in wf. Proceeding in this way you would be able to filter any combination of words in from the Rule Engine’s $prediction$ column.

For further support and as suggested from @iCFO , providing some dummy data that represents your use case, we can help you to config a valid solution.

BR