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Daily Forum Report | 26 July 2023

Top 3 Topics with Most Views

Important updates in Orchestrator roles and permissions made by @sebastian.ungureanu with 415 views.

How to get the date from a specific day till today? made by @connect360 with 49 views.

Comparing Excel Row Values made by @marina.dutta with 42 views.

Top 3 Topics with Most Replies

Group by column and add other columns accordingly made by @tharaninatarajan1901 with 38 replies.

How to get the date from a specific day till today? made by @connect360 with 27 replies.

Need only classic activities made by @T_Y_Raju with 26 replies.

Top 3 Users Who Posted The Most

@mkankatala made 55 posts!

@Anil_G made 51 posts!

@lrtetala made 49 posts!

Top 3 Most Liked Posts

This post made by @sebastian.ungureanu received 6 likes!

Important updates in Orchestrator roles and permissions

Hello, UiPath community! We’ve been collecting your feedback around setting up roles and permissions in Orchestrator, and are pleased to announce a few upcoming improvements in the initial setup experience, as well as some important changes to the Automation User role. When creating a new tenant, you will notice a better separation of group roles by default. The changes to the default seeding are as follows: Updated group: Automation Users will no longer be able to access the Orchestrator UI…

This post made by @rameshrangaraj1970 received 2 likes!

How do I simulate the keystrokes of keeping the "SHIFT" button pressed and simultaneously pressing "TAB"?

Thanks much All for your very quick reply. My problem got solved. Thanks once again!

This post made by @Yoichi received 2 likes!

How to get 2 words in both sides of some word

How about the following? System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex.Replace(yourString,"^[\s\S]*\s+(\w+)\W+овогтой\W+(\w+)[\s\S]*$","$1 $2") Regards,

Top 3 Most Liked Solutions

This solution provided by @Yoichi received 2 likes!

How to get 2 words in both sides of some word

How about the following? System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex.Replace(yourString,"^[\s\S]*\s+(\w+)\W+овогтой\W+(\w+)[\s\S]*$","$1 $2") Regards,

This solution provided by @Yoichi received 2 likes!

Get text gives me thousand separator with coma and I need it with dot

HI, How about using Replace method as the following? PR.Replace(",","_").Replace(".",",").Replace("_",".") This assumes there is no _ in the string. Regards,

This solution provided by @ppr received 1 likes!

In a list of string identify those with 3 out of 4 characters similar to each other

maybe this Quick dirty approach can help: uncommon [grafik] common [grafik]

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