Covert String to Integer issue

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I have string value input=“027” and need to subtract 1 from this input string. So output should come as 026.

I tried assign activity like below but output will come as 26 not like as we expected.
output=(interger.parse(input)-1).tostring

Thanks in advance…

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@Mahesh_Bandi1

input = “027”
(Int32.Parse(input) - 1).ToString(“D3”)

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Hi @Mahesh_Bandi1 ’

use the below syntax
(Cint(Input)-1).ToString("D3")

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Regards

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Hi @Mahesh_Bandi1

You can convert the string datatype to integer by using CInt Function.

- Assign -> Input = "027"
- Assign -> Output = CInt(Input)-1

Hope it helps!!

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Hi @Mahesh_Bandi1

input = "027"
output = (Integer.Parse(input) - 1).ToString("D3")

.ToString("D3") -->Converts the result back to a string and ensures it has three digits, adding leading zeros if necessary.

For more conversions, check this:

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Hi @Mahesh_Bandi1

(Integer.Parse(Input) - 1).ToString("000")

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Hi,

You subtract 1 from a string like “027” using the method you’ve described, it first converts the string to an integer, subtracts 1, and then converts it back to a string. The conversion to an integer removes the leading zero, resulting in “26” instead of “026.”

you can use below expression:

(Int32.Parse(“027”) - 1).ToString(“D3”)

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@Mahesh_Bandi1

try this

output = If((Cint(input)-1).ToString.Count=2,"0","") + (Cint(input)-1).ToString

or use

Output = (Cint(input)-1).ToString.PadLeft(3, "0"c)

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cheers

cheers

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string input = "027";
int intValue = cint(input);

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Thanks for your quick response but If I tired this way it is giving below error

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@Mahesh_Bandi1

Can you try this

(Int32.Parse(input) - 1).ToString(“D3”)

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Thanks @mkankatala
I tired this way already but it will give only 26 not as we expected.

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Hi @Mahesh_Bandi1

Try this I have posted above

Regards

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Okay @Mahesh_Bandi1

For that use can try in this way

- Assign -> Input = "027"
- Assign -> output = (CInt(Input)-1).toString("D3")

In this we mentioned the number of items we have. It will give the result as 026

Hope you understand!!

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Thanks @irtetala
I tried this way but it is giving completion error. PFA

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@Mahesh_Bandi1

Please retype double quotes

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@Mahesh_Bandi1

assign
strr=“027”

Assign

strr1=(CInt(strr)-1).ToString(“D3”)

(CInt(strr)-1).ToString("D3")

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cheer…!

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WORKS FINALLY… Double quotes I retyped then it works … :ok_hand:

I am very happy for all associate answers…Thanks a lot guys

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Please close this topic by marking the appropriate post as solution @Mahesh_Bandi1

Cheers!!

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