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| Function | Description |
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|`concat()`| Concatenates one or more arguments (separated by commas) into a single string. |
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|`regex(string, expression)`| Returns `True` if the string is an exact and complete match for a <ahref="https://support.kobotoolbox.org/restrict_responses.html">regular expression</a>. |
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|`contains(string, substring)`| Returns `True` if the string contains the substring. |
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|`starts-with(string, substring)`| Returns `True` if the string begins with the substring. |
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|`ends-with(string, substring)`| Returns `True` if the string ends with the substring. |
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|`regex(string, expression)`| Returns `TRUE` if the string is an exact and complete match for a <ahref="https://support.kobotoolbox.org/restrict_responses.html">regular expression</a>. |
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|`contains(string, substring)`| Returns `TRUE` if the string contains the substring. |
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|`starts-with(string, substring)`| Returns `TRUE` if the string begins with the substring. |
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|`ends-with(string, substring)`| Returns `TRUE` if the string ends with the substring. |
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|`substr(string, start[, end])`| Returns the substring of `string` beginning at the index start and extending to (but not including) index end (or to the termination of `string`, if end is not provided). |
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|`substring-before(string, target)`| Returns the substring of `string` before the first occurrence of the target substring. If the target is not found, or `string` begins with the target substring, then this will return an empty string. |
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|`substring-after(string, target)`| Returns the substring of `string` after the first occurrence of the target substring. If the target is not found this will return an empty string. |
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