The data comes from a Sharepoint lookup column. I need to extract the value only which is BOL
The ID in the string could be 1 2 or 3 digits, all other characters in the string do not vary.
I have been looking at search string and sub string which I think may work but don't understand how you can pass the result down through a sequence of expressions to get the desired output of BOL
Using search string to find Value outputs the character count to Value and if 7 is added then that would give the character count to remove leaving BOL")
The remove command could then take care of the stray characters at the end.
Is this all possible?
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Garry Cornes
said
about 3 years ago
sorry should have posted this in scripting, have posted again in the correct section.
Garry Cornes
I was wondering if anyone could point me in the correct direction for editing a string from a csv at the date import level using an expression.
I am not a programming expert and having looked at the string expressions I can't see a string that can do what I want on its own.
The string is:
{"@odata.type":"#Microsoft.Azure.Connectors.SharePoint.SPListExpandedReference","Id":39,"Value":"BOL"}
The data comes from a Sharepoint lookup column. I need to extract the value only which is BOL
The ID in the string could be 1 2 or 3 digits, all other characters in the string do not vary.
I have been looking at search string and sub string which I think may work but don't understand how you can pass the result down through a sequence of expressions to get the desired output of BOL
Using search string to find Value outputs the character count to Value and if 7 is added then that would give the character count to remove leaving BOL")
The remove command could then take care of the stray characters at the end.
Is this all possible?