Hi,
I am trying to read multiple word documents around 7 and would like to check if they contain the word “Dutch” within the documents. Can someone help?
Kind regards,
try this in if condition
Path.GetFileNameWithoutExtension(item).Contains("Dutch")
Change your item type to String in foreach OR just add ToString at the end in if condition.
The IF condition looks like Path.GetFileNameWithoutExtension(item.ToString).contains("Dutch")
But when I run the process all 8 documents within the folder bring the message box “NO” but I know 5 documents contain the word “Dutch”. Do you know why it isn’t working?
Probably lower case? “dutch”?
No it didn’t work. I have tried different words with upper and lower case. It just doesn’t seem to read the document.
Can you write line the item.ToString and share the screenshot?
I want to see the output.
When I run the process, I have to choose the folder. When I select the folder I want. It then gives me a message box stating “NO” then I click “ok” on the message box 8 times as I have 8 word documents in the folder and that’s it.
Please upload a screenshot where the Output pane is visible (bottom left corner) and shows the result of item.ToString.
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Correct. What keyword are you expecting to be in the file name in this case?
My process should read all 8 documents in the folder and check whether the word “Dutch” in contained within the documents if so, I will carry on with the process. Hope that makes sense.
Understood, you want “Dutch” word inside the document.
- inside foreach add “Word Application Scope” and pass item.ToString (word path) to it.
- Add “Read Text” activity and create an output variable for it (say wordText)
- Now out side “Word Application Scope” and inside “Foreach” add your if condition and pass if wordText.Contains(“Dutch”) and do your rest of the logic.
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Perfect! It works. Thanks.
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