Make a third condition is the opposite of your first condition. Then use this Grouping Logic.

1 OR (2 AND 3)

I need to populate a text field with different values based on how the match was returned. For e.g. if the Item Name matched exactly I would populate a text field with “Item Name Match”. If instead the drawing number matches I would populate the text field with “Drawing Number Match”.

Conditions can be deactivated if no rows are found in the source model.

So, make a model for “Item Name” and “Drawing Number”. Set conditions on these models so that they abort if there is no match.



Set your conditions in your original model to look for matches in these new models. If no match then deactivate the condition. This is assuming that at least one of the fields always has data.



Now the only thing I’m not sure about your requirement is what you want to do with your text field. If it’s only display on the screen then I’d use a template field to dynamically display either item name or drawing number. Make sure to enable HTML on the template field. Not doing so won’t shrink the field size on the screen to only what’s necessary to display the text.

{{#Item_Name__c}}{{Item_Name__c}}{{/Item_Name__c}} {{#Drawing_Number__c}}{{Drawing_Number__c}}{{/Drawing_Number__c}}

The Quote Items/Products Model will have multiple rows of items in it. How do I make this work for a multiple items scenario. The condition seems to currently just match the first row returned from the Model.

Change the operator of the condition to be “in” rather than “=”.