Hello guys,
I need to make a linq-query to exchange an element of a column for another, for example: “BR” → “Brazil”. But for each acronym, it has a different word.
Someone can help me, please.
Hello guys,
I need to make a linq-query to exchange an element of a column for another, for example: “BR” → “Brazil”. But for each acronym, it has a different word.
Someone can help me, please.
Why does it have to be LINQ? Very simple with activities.
You could use nested inline if.
E.g.
country = If (abr = "BR", "Brazil", If (abr = "US", "USA", "Unknown"))
But in this case I think it would be better to use a dictionary as a translation table instead. E.g. create a new Dictionary(Of String, String) and add the countries.
dict("BR") = "Brazil"
dict("US") = "USA"
...
country = dict(abr)
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