Used for: working with word limits on certain fields.
Used in: "IF"-statements.
The "word count exceeds" rule checks if the number of words exceeds the given value. The "word count doesn't exceed" rule checks if the number of words doesn't exceed the given value. A piece of text is split up by whitespaces to get the individual words. A new line is also considered a whitespace.
| Example item 1 | Example item 2 |
|
"This description has some words." |
"This description |
|
This would have a word count of 5. |
This would also have a word count of 5. |
Note: "Exceeds/doesn't exceed" is not the same as "is (not) equal to". The examples above both have a word count of 5, meaning that the rule word count exceeds 5 would not find any items, but the rule word count exceeds 4 would find both items.
