Assign: startIndex cannot be larger than length of string. Parameter name: startIndex1

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#1

pls solve this bug

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#2

Hi @raja_ias,

Could you please provide some context to your issue, and a screenshot of where the issue occurs? What are you doing to get this error?

#3

Hi @raja_ias

Are you using any string methods like substring,remove,index ofetc.

if yes then the index you are providing is larger than the length of the string as the error says/

ex: if string is test (its length is 4)
then you are giving a index of more than 4

Thanks

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WhatsApp Image 2021-11-08 at 16.17.33
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ind is my initial position
last is my last position

#5

@raja_ias Could you check what is the length of the outp, what is the value of the variables ind and last by using message box.

Thanks

#6

I checked @prasath_S ind=175 and last=618.
still same error

#7

@raja_ias what is the length of outp?

#8

@prasath_S 618 bro

#9

Did you get the error while assigning substring?

if yes could you get the length of the outp before that using message box.

i can see you are assigning outp to string.format, did you take length before or afte that?

Thanks

#10

yes, I get errors while assigning substrings…
I take length after string.format

#11

i found the answer…can u explain how I apply?

#12

sorry iI couldn’t understand, did the error solved?

Thanks

#13

no @prasath_S …But I found the answer on the uipath forum. But IDK how to use it?

#14

@raja_ias can you explain, what you are doing in the process, and what you want to achieve?

Some inputs and outputs would be helpful as well.

Thanks

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I want the text to start with “The rupee surged…”

#16

Please give a try, outp.substring(ind,last-1)

if that didn’t work try this,

System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex.Matches(outp,"(?<=rupee surged)[\w\W\s\S\n\d\D]*")(0)

Thanks

#17

Assign: Specified argument was out of the range of valid values.
Parameter name: i

Now this error bro :pensive:

#18

Can you please show the error screenshot and workflow.

Thanks

#19

Rupee surges 27 paise to 74.19 against U.S. dollar in early trade - The Hindu

This is the link that I used to get a text.If u r free pls try to get a text from this link

Thanks, @prasath_S