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Ye, it's trickier.
Are the values a list of values or is it open text?
Let's take your example, I think that the field now has "Email Preference,; Blog" and you want to remove Email Preference?
You can use the filter Data value changes and add the previous value constraint
Data Value Changed
Attribute : Name of the field
Date of activity : yesterday's date
Previous Value : is Blog
Flow
Change Data Value to Blog
The down side is that you would have to run an individual campaign for each value.
It might be easier to export all updates leads and remove the first value in your speadsheet and then re-import?
Ye, it's trickier.
Are the values a list of values or is it open text?
Let's take your example, I think that the field now has "Email Preference,; Blog" and you want to remove Email Preference?
You can use the filter Data value changes and add the previous value constraint
Data Value Changed
Attribute : Name of the field
Date of activity : yesterday's date
Previous Value : is Blog
Flow
Change Data Value to Blog
The down side is that you would have to run an individual campaign for each value.
It might be easier to export all updates leads and remove the first value in your speadsheet and then re-import?
Cathal's got good suggestion there. I had to do something similar with a list import where I thankfully had the Old Score values logged in SFDC.
Another way to do this, if it is simple is say
Smart List:
Member of Campaign IS X
If Email Preference = Blog
Flow:
Change Data Value Email Preference = XXXX
check the counts to make sure that matches up with what you did.