Logic to verify multiple values

[Ganga_Reddy2 (Ganga Reddy)]

Hi,
I have a situation where I have to check multiple values whether they are empty or not. I’m using if condition for each value and working out accordingly.

Is there any way to verify all the values at once.

Any help is appreciated

Thank you

[mkankatala (Mahesh Kankatala)]

Hi @Ganga_Reddy2

Yes you can do it.

Do one thing create a Array of string datatype variable and store those multiple values in a Array. Let’s call the variable name as Arr_Values.

Then in the If activity give the below condition,

Arr_Values.Contains(Input.toString)

If the input value is contains in the array then it will go to then block.

If this is not your case, then do elaborate more with some images for our better understanding.

Hope it helps!!

[PVSneha_Nair (Sneha Vijayan)]

Hi ,
->Store all the values you want to check in an array or a list.
->Use the “Assign” activity to assign a boolean variable the result of the check.
values.All(Function(x) String.IsNullOrEmpty(x))

checks if all values in the list are empty using LINQ’s All method along with a lambda expression. It will assign True to the variable if all values are empty; otherwise, it will assign False .

[ppr (Peter Preuss)]

@Ganga_Reddy2

Is there any way to verify all the values at once.

{Var1,Var2…}.All(Function (x) String.IsNullOrEmpty(x))

E.g. checking a few String Vars if all are empty or not

[HowTo] LINQ – First Start # All Operator

Introduction The “All” operator is a quantifier operator in LINQ used to check if each element from the collection satisfies a given condition or not. If the condition is satisfied for each element within the collection, the outcome of the operator is true. Otherwise, the outcome is false The evaluation condition must be mandatory to return a Boolean outcome. In other words: The result of the condition has to be True or False. API Details

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[HowTo] LINQ – First Start # Any Operator

Introduction The “Any” operator is one of the quantifier operators in LINQ used to check if at least one element of a collection satisfies a given condition or not. If the condition is satisfied for at least one item within the collection, the outcome of the Any operator is true. Otherwise, the outcome from the Any operator is false. The evaluation condition must be mandatory to return a Boolean outcome. In other words: The result of the condition has to be True or False.

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[Ganga_Reddy2 (Ganga Reddy)]

Thank you for all your responses.
Here my source of input is a data row. How to assign each column value to an array