Hi Robin,

Personally, I think that's not possible currently to directly compare two-column values with the built-in "equals" operator.

But what could be an idea for you to try out, depending on where the data in your table is originating from, is the following:

• If your data is coming from an ad hoc data source anyway, you can elaborate that C# code to add an extra column that is doing the .Equals() in C# and adding an extra column with a boolean value. You can than put the condition on that boolean value.
• Another more generic workaround, that could maybe work on every table, but looks a bit hacky, is to combine the power of the two possible column manipulations .

  Step 1: Concatenate the two column values in a new third column, with for example a '-' in between.

  Step 2: Use a Regexmatch to check if that new third column consists of two equal values with this pattern: ^(?<first>.+) (?<first>\k<first>)$ .

  Step 3: Use the result of this RegexMatch for your condition and show the text you want.

Kind regards,
Joachim