Comparison: Character Transposition Match
The Character Transposition Match comparison matches strings/string arrays where character transpositions have occurred. For example, when comparing the values 'Michael' and 'Micheal', a single transposition will be counted, so the two values will match if the Maximum allows transpositions option is set to 1 or higher.
Option | Type | Default Value |
---|---|---|
Match No Data pairs? |
Yes/No |
No |
Ignore case? |
Yes/No |
Yes |
Starts with? |
Yes/No |
Yes |
Maximum allowed transpositions |
Value |
Example
In this example, the Character Match Percentage comparison is used to match company names. The following options are specified:
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Match No Data pairs? = No
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Ignore case? = Yes
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Starts with? = Yes
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Maximum allowed transpositions = 1
The following table illustrates some example comparison results using the above configuration:
Table 1-38 Example Results: Character Transposition Match
Value A | Value B | Comparison Result |
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Michael |
Micheal |
True |
John |
Jonh |
True |
Marc |
Mark |
True |