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Hi Everyone,

how to remove FW: and only get “WV” from email

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The image shows a flow diagram from a software automation process where a subject line is being split into an array based on spaces, and the first element of the array is assigned to the variable "State_Code". (Captioned by AI)
The image shows a flow diagram from a software automation process where a subject line is being split into an array based on spaces, and the first element of the array is assigned to the variable "State_Code". (Captioned by AI)689×248 7.8 KB

the above code giving me the FW as result but i want to ignore that always if it is there.

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Hi @Rakesh_Tiwari,

Try using str_array(1) instead of str_array(0). The array will look like the following, as you are splitting by space:

0: “FW:”
1: “WV”
2: “Rest of subject”

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if we do like this, then when email doesn’t have FW before it will fail and i tested it, we have to consider both case

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Hi @Rakesh_Tiwari,

Try this instead:

StateCode = item.Subject.Split("FW:").Last.Trim.Split(" "c).First.Trim

This will return “WV” regardless of “FW:” being present or not:
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when i writting this syntax last function is not coming and when i am pasting this syntax as it is it has srting to char conversion issue

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Hi @Rakesh_Tiwari,

Can you send me a screenshot of the code you’ve pasted in, and also a screenshot of your variables pane?

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Hi @william.coulson ,

did small changes.

A conditional workflow snippet checks if the subject of an item contains "FW:" and assigns or trims the subject string accordingly before splitting it. (Captioned by AI)
A conditional workflow snippet checks if the subject of an item contains "FW:" and assigns or trims the subject string accordingly before splitting it. (Captioned by AI)720×443 11.3 KB

and it worked both ways with FW or without FW

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