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The equals (ignoring case) and contains (ignoring case) are not case-sensitive. For example, if you set field to Title, and then use the contains operator and the value in your condition is Document, then the condition is true only if the title contains Document, not document.
While editing a workflow in SharePoint Designer 2010: 1 On the Workflow tab, in the Insert group, click Conditions to open the list of workflow actions. 2 Alternately, you can click inside a workflow step, in the search box that appears type words that are in the name of the… More
When to use a condition in SharePoint Designer?
Use this condition when you want to compare a value against another. Values can be static text, dynamic strings, and lookups to variables, context information, or SharePoint fields. You can select from a wide range of operators in your condition, such as contains and is greater than.
What are the options for field in SharePoint Designer?
The available options for field depend on the content type, list, library, or site that the workflow is associated with. For example, a workflow that is associated with a default library will have field options such as Title, Created, and Created By.
When to use a condition in a workflow?
This condition is initially displayed in a workflow step as If value equals value. Use this condition when you want to compare a value against another. Values can be static text, dynamic strings, and lookups to variables, context information, or SharePoint fields.
Is the equals and contains operators case sensitive?
The equals and contains operators are case-sensitive. The equals (ignoring case) and contains (ignoring case) are not case-sensitive. The options that you can use for the second value in the condition also depend to some extent on what the first value in the condition is set to.