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How to make use of formula function like “Contains” as case insensitive in Salesforce?
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How to make use of formula function like “Contains” as case insensitive?
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<apex:outputPanel rendered="{!contains(UPPER(wrap1.acc.Name),UPPER(wrap2.acc2))}">
Convert all to upper / lower case
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