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Expand Up @@ -134,7 +134,7 @@ if(!result2.IsValid)
For `ExpressValidatorBuilder` methods (`AddFunc`, `AddProperty`, and `AddField`), the overridden property name (set via `FluentValidation`'s `OverridePropertyName` method in `With(Async)Validation`) takes precedence over the property name passed as a string or via `Expression` in `AddFunc`/`AddProperty`/`AddField`.
For example, for the `ObjToValidate` object from the 'Quick Start' chapter, `result.Errors[0].PropertyName` will equal "percentSum" (the property name overridden in the validation rule):
```csharp
// result0.Errors[0].PropertyName == "percentSum"
// result.Errors[0].PropertyName == "percentSum"
var result = new ExpressValidatorBuilder<ObjToValidate>()
.AddFunc(o => o.PercentValue1 + o.PercentValue2, "sum")
.WithValidation((o) => o.InclusiveBetween(0, 100)
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