Split string

[pal1910]

Hey!

Thanks a bunch!

What if i need to get the text “Normal” in this data table received in a email?

There are many data tables in the email, but I need to filter just “Type” and then get the word “Normal”.
Thanks a lot!

Edit:
In the body email there is a data table (2x7 for instance), and the word i want to get is “Normal”, located under “Type”.

@ClaytonM

Thank you so much!

[arivu96 (Arivazhagan A)]

Hi @pal1910,
Use this code to get first value
strValue.ToString().split(" "c)(0)

Refer this post

Split String Issues

Hey @nesachdeva please review the attached sample workflow and let me know. here you should split on the basis of space. str.Split({" "c}, StringSplitOptions.RemoveEmptyEntries) splitstring.xaml (7.0 KB) Regards…!! Aksh

Regards,
Arivu

[pal1910]

Thanks a bunch!

What if i need to get the text “Normal” in this data table received in a email?

There are many data tables in the email, but I need to filter just “Type” and then get the word “Normal”.
Thanks a lot!

[ovi (Viorela Preda)]

Hi!

Please check this one before tagging someone:

@andrzej.kniola

Should I mention people in the post?
Generally - no.

It’s seen as bad manners and is essentially demanding an answer from someone. At least in the initial post. In a bump, maybe, but that also depends on the person on the other end.

At the very least if you do mention someone in the post using @someusername, be polite. Remember, we’re all volunteers here.

[snoopy (EJ)]

scrape the table into a datatable, then use for each item (datarow), and use something like If “*Normal *” Like datarow(“Type”).toString …?