When im using chr(34) on its own it works fine. when i introduce more strings to add it doesn’t.

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Are you using project windows or windows legacy?
Hi @lr101
chr(34) prints the value "
chr(92) prints the value \
Try the below syntax:
(chr(92)+"string").Contains("\")
Hope it helps!!
Which dependences do we use?
Hey @lr101
Chr(34) = "
chr(34)+"string" = "string → Expected
chr(34)+"string" = ""\string" → Output
In Immediate Panel "string is showing as “”\string" but it is "string only!
Regards,
Ajay Mishra
No need to update or downgrade the dependencies,
You can also see the below screenshot:
Regards,
Ajay Mishra
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@lr101 How you marked @pravallikapaluri post as solution?
@lr101 What’s the solution?
Regards,
Ajay Mishra



