Can get different position of index rather than first or last?

I am using “|” as delimitor. E.g. He|stole|my|apple|from|me
I want to get the word apple which is after the 3rd delimiter. Thus, anyway to get index of other occurrence (not only first or last)

Thank you xoxo

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Hi, it works
variable.IndexOf(“|”, variable.IndexOf(“|”) +1)

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@bala_subramanyam
What if in e.g.He|stole|my|apple|from|me
I want to get the delimitor position starting from behind (right instead of left)
I tried
variable.LastIndexOf(“|”, variable.LastIndexOf(“|”) +1)
variable.IndexOf(“|”, variable.IndexOf(“|”) +1)
variable.LastIndexOf(“|”, variable.LastndexOf(“|”) +1)
But none of it gives the delimitor position of the third last one.

Edit:
variable.LastIndexOf(“|”, variable.LastndexOf(“|”) -1)
The above works but not accurate all the time, I am not sure why.

Didn’t get your use case.
You want index of apple, search index of apple. You need any specific word, do Split and then check.

@Abhilash_Awasthi

variable.substring(a, variable.length)
Output supposed to be ‘apple|from|me’
But i dont get that

This expression will provide you index of last “|” for He|stole|my|apple|from|me
You need to do string manipulation i.e. change string and search for next “|”.

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