I used a directly entered Array just to make it easy to screenshot. But if you have a string like:
Option1;Option2;Option3
Then you could use Split:
Split breaks up a string based on the supplied delimiter and returns an array.
I used a directly entered Array just to make it easy to screenshot. But if you have a string like:
Option1;Option2;Option3
Then you could use Split:
Split breaks up a string based on the supplied delimiter and returns an array.
Thanks Paul, does this array get output somewhere as a variable? I’m thinking I can put the if conditions in the body of the “for each” and just have them all in a list so it will execute whichever ones are needed.
If you already have a string like “Option1;Option2;Option3” you don’t need to store the array in a variable. You can convert it to an array for the For Each on the fly as I showed with split.
You could use multiple Ifs but Switch is generally cleaner. The result is the same though. Really a personal preference.
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