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You could have as many matching conditions in a single rule for a specific expense type and all the rules will be OR Connection while all the columns are AND connection. For Example, look at this Subscription match rule
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6. Setup the query queries to determine what attributes of this rule will trigger the matching . These attributes can be based on the Organization Structure, Employee Profile or Expense Attributes.
To add a query, click the Add button.
In the Query Field, select which attribute you would like to query against.
Select the Condition of the query. These conditions may vary or even be removed depending on the Query Field selected.
In: Select from a group and include in the rule
Not In: Select from a group and exclude from the rule
=: Query against an individual ID.
<>: Query against all except an individual ID.
Like: Query against a portion of an ID
Not Like: query against all IDs that do not satisfy the portion of of the ID
Enter the Value of the query.
In or Not In: Click on the browse icon to bring up a list of available values. Select from the list and click OK.
= or <>: Enter the specific ID
Like or Not Like: Enter a portion of the ID using the '*' as a wild card.
Click the Apply button.
Repeat until all applicable queries are added.