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How does the conditions "In" and "not In" of process work?

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The below condition does not work well. 

This works as a perfect match condition.

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    In Operator works like sql "IN" operator. Say you want to find all contacts which has city names "New York", "Washigton","LonDON" , then you use IN operator

    and enter values    New York;Washigton;LonDON

     

    Note the city names are seperated with ";".

     

    You can find detailed information about this in below post

    https://www.powerobjects.com/blog/2014/08/29/create-a-list-of-values-for-workflow-check-conditions-in-dynamics-crm-2013/

     

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