Try this in the When formula of the rule:

not(contains(NoteChoiceOrig, "Tags"))

Hi @Underdog 

Does @bamaeric suggestion help?

If not, just post the exported form and I will take a look at it.

Cheers

Hi my friends.

@bamaeric .. Your follow-on suggestion worked.  That said, it turns out that I had a "Set Value" Rule (that didn't work) preceding the new "Hide Then Show" Rule I created.  Because the Set Value Rule did not work, it kept the follow-on Rule from working.  Once I disabled the Set Value rule, everything worked fine .. worked normally.

Disabled:

@Underdog great advances in your learning.

Previously, I have suggested to you Nintex U as a learning resource.

Well here are 2 courses that should be great for you.

SELF: Process Automation Basics – SharePoint
About this course
Learn the basic features and functions for Nintex for SharePoint. You will learn how to use entry-level Nintex Workflow actions and Nintex Forms controls to build basic solutions that address real world business problems.

SELF: Process Automation Advanced Techniques – SharePoint

About this course
This course will provide you with an intermediate level of knowledge and understanding of Nintex Workflow and Nintex Forms for SharePoint. By the end of this course, you will be able to automate business processes with advanced functionality and complex looping logic.

The course are at learn.nintex.com 

Cheers and happy learning

Hi Garrett,

Thank you for the two courses.  I tried to connect.  Below is what I got back from attempting to start the course.  Thoughts?

hi  @asalazarnajjar ,

Could you help with the above issue?

Is it a firewall that is blocking the Nintex U site?

Thanks

Hi @Underdog 

I was hoping for Asalazarnajjar to response.

Send an email to enablement@nintex.com about the issue which you are facing.

Cheers

Hi @Garrett 

Yes, I'll reach out to him this morning.

Thank you!