Hello ​@ciccio,

Unfortunately the case-sensitivity of text filters is coupled to the “is” vs. “contains” operators:

When you select Single Line Text is Backrow, it will be a case-sensitive search.
When you select Single Line Text contains Backrow, it will be a non-case-sensitive search.

Its super clunky, but you could include a formula field called “SearchTerm” where you set the formula value to the term you want to search:

"Backrow"

and another formula field called “Search” with the following formula:

IF(FIND({SearchTerm}, {SearchField}), TRUE(), FALSE())

Set the formula format to Checkbox, then filter using that field.

Then all you have to do is change the contents of the SearchTerm field to whatever case-sensitive text you want to search for.
 

Super clunky, but gets the job done for quick searches.

Hope that helps!

Hey ​@ciccio,

As mentioned ​@Tyler_Thorson above, only the {Single line text field} “is”… will be case sensitive. The “contains” will not.

If you really need to search for exact matches (but not case sensitive), then my suggestion would be to have a helper field called “Lower” or similar, and have the following formula on it:
 

LOWER({single line text field})

Then, apply the filter to “is” but always type on lowcaps.

Is that helpful? Otherwise please let us know!

Mike, Consultant @ Automatic Nation

Thank ​@Mike_AutomaticN and ​@Tyler_Thorson for your help.

The workaround that ​@Tyler_Thorson suggest is what I actually need in this case 

Have you all a great day
Francesco

Glad to hear that!! Feel free to reach out as needed if you have any other question :D

Mike, Consultant @ Automatic Nation
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