How to validate presence of string from whole string in data studio [closed] - string

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Want to validate the presence of certain words/string from the available string in google data studio.
Tried manually removing the unwanted portion string.
Want to filter data which contains string "Online".
Data contains various other combinations like
"Online - RTGS"
"RTGS - Online"
"NEFT - Online"
"online"
No case sensitivity is maintained here.

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