I created a simple example with lists of numbers and lists of texts and apply the Contains List on them. It works if Bubble definition will be: Returns yes if the second list contains one or many entries from the first list. ?
Instead of Bubble Contains List definition: … contains list … Returns yes if the first list contains all the entries from the second list.
Hi @JohnMark, I’m not sure I see the problem. I read Bubble’s explanation of contains list as returns yes if all of the entries in list 2 exist in list 1 and this is the case in both of your examples. List 1 contains all of the entries in list 2. It may contain more items than in list 2 but as long as all of the entries in list 2 are present, contains list will return true.
If you want to test for an exact match of lists then I think this may require intersect, with a count. I think there are some posts on this in the forum (I recall one by @fayewatson) but you may have explored this already.
Yes I’m looking a perfect match without using intersect. Also there’s no opposite equivalent like “No Contains List” (but using ‘formatted as text’ will work). As you said, it fit the concept.