I Am Comparing this Two Strings in "if Condition" But Its not going to then block,I thinks String Size is varying

[Gopikrishna_S]

how to get this two strings in same format I mean in size So that I can run the activity in “Then Block”

[pravin_calvin (pravin kumar)]

hi @Gopikrishna_S

Try using trim on the both variables that you’re comparing!

Var1.trim

Regards

[Karuna (Karuna Devanagavi)]

@Gopikrishna_S

Use variable.trim → This will remove extra spaces in string.

[nikhil.girish]

Hi as @pravin_calvin suggested go with trim option
may be an extra space is counting as one character

if you want to check total characters use

variable.length

so you will understand the total count before comparing the strings

[Che]

@Gopikrishna_S

Dates should be compared with DateTime.Compare, not their string representation.

However when comparing strings I usually use the String.Equals method with .Trim and a case insensitive StringComparison. That ensures the comparison is not case sensitive and all whitespaces are removed.

String.Equals(stringA, stringB, ComparisonType)

i.e.

String.Equals(str1.Trim, str2.Trim, StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase)

• Use StringComparison.Ordinal or StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase for comparisons as your safe default for culture-agnostic string matching.
• See: Best practices for comparing strings in .NET

Example:

Kind Regards

[Gopikrishna_S]

got the answer thank You

[Gopikrishna_S]

Got the annser thank you