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Not Equals

The not equals rule is used to verify that a given value is not identical to a specified comparison.

Options​

To utilize the "Not Equals" rule, specify the value to compare against. This can be either a static value or a dynamic field from the product.

Case Sensitivity​

The rule is case-insensitive by default, meaning Red and red are deemed equivalent. Enable the caseSensitive option to enforce case sensitivity.

Regex​

Regular expressions can also be used to ascertain that a value doesn't match a specified pattern.

Examples​

Basic Usage​

In this example, we validate that the color of the product is not "Red".

A screenshot illustrating the "Not Equals" rule being applied to check if the product color is not "Red".
Not Equals Rule Example

Regex​

Here, we verify that the product title neither starts with "The" nor ends with "Snowboard".

A screenshot displaying the "Not Equals" rule using regular expressions to ensure the product title does not start with "The" and end with "Snowboard".
Not Equals Rule Regex Example