Input
Strpath-Documents/database/datatable1/test.xlsx
Output:
Documents/database
If i use path.getdirectory(strpath)
My output is Documents/database/datatable1
My output should be Documents/database
Suggest me
Input
Strpath-Documents/database/datatable1/test.xlsx
Output:
Documents/database
If i use path.getdirectory(strpath)
My output is Documents/database/datatable1
My output should be Documents/database
Suggest me
Hi @Demo_User
can you give a try with
strInputPath type string =
Path.GetDirectoryName(Path.GetDirectoryName("Documents/database/datatable1/test.xlsx"))
strResultPath type String =
strInputPath.Split({"\"c}, StringSplitOptions.RemoveEmptyEntries)(0) + "/" + strInputPath.Split({"\"c}, StringSplitOptions.RemoveEmptyEntries)(1)
Regards @Demo_User
Documents/database/datatable1 is the correct path to that file.
If you do path.getdirectory(“Documents\database\datatable1”) then you’ll get the path to datatable1 which is “Documents\database”
All you need to do is path.getdirectoryname(“Documents\database\datatable1”) to get the parent folder for datatable1.
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