I have a string containing a@gmail;b@gmail.com;…xxx@gmail.com. I want to check if there is any part of the string that does not have the extension @gmail.com it will end the program. Do you have any ideas?
Use String function Split and then check if it’s ending with @gmail.com or not.
Try it like this:
Sample code:
Split Function.xaml (8.1 KB)
Edit1: Added sample code.
Thanks,
Ashok 
emailArray = emailString.Split(";"c)
Not email.EndsWith("@gmail.com")
Use Assign activity and store different types
emailString = “a@gmail;b@gmail.com;…xxx@gmail.com”
Assign
emailArray = emailString.Split(“;“c)
Iterate through the emailArray
For Each email In emailArray
Use If condition Not email.EndsWith (”@gmail.com”)
Then Throw New Exception(“Invalid email address found”)
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Looks like your processing has a problem. It returns the same result whether the Input is correct or not
It returns the same result whether the Input is correct or not
Use immediate panel and prototype your strings
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maybe you can share with us, which string was used when testing it
Try this:
Assign -> emailString = "a@gmail;b@gmail.com;xxx@gmail.com"
Assign -> invalidEmailExists = emailString.Split(";"c).Any(Function(email) Not email.Trim().EndsWith("@gmail.com"))
If
invalidEmailExists
Then
Writeline -> "Invalid email found. Ending the program."
\\ Process to end the flow
Else
\\ Process to continue the flow
End If
invalidEmailExists is of DataType System.Boolean
Hope it helps!!
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Ohh ok. I think we are interpreting the problem statement incorrectly.
Share something you tried and input and expected output.
Thanks,
Ashok
I tried again and it worked.Thank you
1 good idea. Thank You
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