Hello Everyone
I had requirement where i need to store the umbers after GINAAPS- 123456 But sometimes they will come like this GINAAPS- 123456.docx which I need to ignore them And these (123456) numbers will Change.And numbers will come with other content they may be at begging or middle of passage or end.
Hi @mettudp075
use the regex expression and extract the numbers only
or else
assign the below syntax to a variable
System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex.Matches(Your Variable here,"\d+")
Regards
Hi @mettudp075
Try this
\d+
System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex.Matches(yourstringinput.ToString,“(\d+)”)
I hope it helps!!
Hi @mettudp075
Use this below syntax:
input= “GINAAPS- 123456.docx”
input.Split(".“c)(0).Split(” "c)(1)
Hope it helps!!
Regards
I need to consider only the values which does not contain.docx and it is Jira comments response
We will get like: The important Ginaaps-23456 …
Matter will Differ.
Try this so that it will only consider this data GINAAPS- 123456 and that too it will take only numbers from that and also it will neglect this type of data GINAAPS- 123456.docx.
or else try this by assign the expression to a variable
System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex.Matches(Your Variable here,"\d+$")
Regards
If Ginapps-123456.png or.docx then i should ignore the item go to next item.
We will get of list of numbers and extensions
Like: Reference number for Jira Ginapps-123456 ghjkjgtyujj (some random text we will get)
Before Ginapps And Ginapps text will change.
The code I mentioned above will work for only the data which ends with number
example: Ginapps-123456
The number will change And
Input we will get like: The robot value Ginapps-34567 confirm something.
@mettudp075 Then use the data manipulation methods by using this expression you can extract
- Assign -> TextVariable = "The robot value Ginapps-34567 confirm something."
- Assign -> TextVariable = TextVariable.Split("-")(1).Split(" ")(0).Trim.ToString
Hope it helps!!
A generic one for the same…which will handle any number that comes after hypen and also will ignore if it is continued with extension
System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex.Match(str,"(?<=-\s*)\d+(?![\d\.])").Value
Here str is the required input string
Hope this helps
Also this looks like a possible duplicate for this post…please try avoiding duplicate posts ao that you can get answer in one place
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