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Daily Forum Report | 11 May 2022

Top 3 Topics with Most Views

Update column based on pattern made by @Harbansh_Singh with 45 views.

Excel filling made by @alexis.mendoza with 39 views.

「拡張機能を有効化する必要がある」というエラーが出る made by @sakurako_iwado with 37 views.

Top 3 Topics with Most Replies

Time Conversion Issue in Linq made by @Shyam_Pragash with 21 replies.

What kind of scraping method will work in remote desktop SQL application? made by @BlackCurrant with 20 replies.

How to select this one made by @meeraa with 19 replies.

Top 3 Users Who Posted The Most

@Rahul_Unnikrishnan made 64 posts!

@postwick made 34 posts!

@Nithinkrishna made 33 posts!

Top 3 Most Liked Posts

This post made by @Yoichi received 3 likes!

Trim the string

Hi, Can you try the following expression? System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex.Match(yourString,"\d{8}\..+$").Value Regards,

This post made by @Iulian_Marin received 2 likes!

UiPath Chrome Manifest V3 Extension Released with 2022.4 Update

UiPath Chrome Manifest V3 Extension Released with 22.4 Update Context The adoption of Manifest V3 represents one of the biggest shifts in the Google Chrome extensions platform since it launched a decade ago. Extensions using Manifest V3 will enjoy enhancements in security, privacy, and performance. The new UiPath Chrome MV3 extension We’ve implemented a completely new extension following the Manifest V3 standard released by Google. This new extension can be installed from both Studio ->Tools…

This post made by @cheez_RPA received 2 likes!

「拡張機能を有効化する必要がある」というエラーが出る

いちど、UiPathの画面からアンインストールのうえ、再インストールをしてみてください。

Top 3 Most Liked Solutions

This solution provided by @william.coulson received 1 likes!

Trim the string

Hi @happyfeat87, Try using Regex to get that item out, and then replace it with nothing: In an assign: RegexItem = In a seperate assign: Filepath = Filepath.Replace(RegexItem,"") If RegexItem is “20220511.zip”, then replacing it with nothing should give you the expected filepath. Edit: Though, if you already have the filepath, you won’t need to manipulate it? You’re already referring to it: Just assign everything before the first & to a variable.

This solution provided by @ppr received 1 likes!

Find "&" mark

please let us know when YourString.Contains(“&”) is not working for your scenario

This solution provided by @Yoichi received 1 likes!

Split string with decimal places

Hi, I don’t think it’s correct regex pattern. Does this work? If you want to extract decimal number:1000, the following will work. (?<=EB\*C\*IND\*30\*\*\*23\*)[.\d]+(?=\*+Y) Regards,

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