Check for the presence of two words in the field of the additional field of the process (the presence of a space)

Maxim, thanks for the idea, the option fits perfectly I did not find the action [file]7889[/file] , replaced it with calculate and write the value when the conditions are met. But please also tell me what value to compare with if the string is three words (last name, first name, patronymic)? Thanks in advance

Here is a service for checking regular expressions https://regex101.com/ You can experiment with it - it will be something like ^(\w+)\s+(\w+)\s+(\w+) (and at the end for the action you need to add %

[quote] Tyndyk Maxim Vadimovich OneBox production wrote: Here is a service for checking regular expressions https://regex101.com/ You can experiment with it - it will be something like ^(\w+)\s+(\w+)\s+(\w+) (and at the end for the action you need to add % [/quote] Maxim, thanks twice, I'll try

Maxim, please check the operation of the action, since the regular expression you suggested earlier worked, but now the check does not work I check on the process https://crm.ohrana.ua/admin/customorder/zakaz-klienta/1174573/edit/ , the field here is [file]8136[/file] , the action is configured in the procedure http://joxi.ru/D2PnleQHBvbPLr, but the result is [file]8137[/file] Moreover, if I put the regular expression [AZ]{1}[az]{1,14} [AZ]{1}[az]{1,14}$ and the field value http://joxi.ru/DrlWGzVuGe1gWA, everything is fine if I change the alphabet to Russian to [A-Z]{1}[a-z]{1,14} [A-Z]{1}[a-z]{1,14}$ , again it does not let [file ]8138[/file] All checks with these regular expressions are configured here https://crm.ohrana.ua/admin/shop/workflow/16/procedure/624/?status=0 please check the settings are curves, or maybe something with the action? Thanks

Added a modifier to the regular expression check to correctly perceive the Cyrillic alphabet

Maxim, good afternoon now it works fine with this option [file]8842[/file], but there is a problem with Ukrainian letters. If I add the regular expression [file]8843[/file] - Ukrainian letters do not skip anyway [file]8844[/file]

Here is a service https://regex101.com/ where you can review and test your regular expressions yourself.

Maxim, I most likely put it wrong, the specified regular expression was also checked on the service that you suggested as well, but boxing does not let it through. But the question is already closed, I replaced it with another option, and now the check works fine and Ukrainian letters are also skipped. Thank you for the idea, close