


I have a table that gets populated with different strings of text. Sometimes there will be lines of text that are surrounded by a "|" (pipe) symbol within them.
For example, This | is a example | line of text
I currently have some coding that will remove the pipe symbols from the text,
DATA: i_TABLE LIKE TABLE.
LOOP AT TABLE INTO i_TABLE.
REPLACE ALL OCCURRENCES OF '|' IN i_TABLE-FIELD1
WITH ''.
MODIFY TABLE FROM i_TABLE.
RESULT: This is a example line of text
What I need to do now is make an exception for a certain category that will only select the text from within the pipes (and remove the pipes)
DESIRED RESULT: is a example
I am not sure how to structure that code. can anyone give me some suggestions?
Best Regards,
Andrew
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Hi Andrew,
You can use the split method to break the string into an array and then grab the second occurrence.
var textArray = "This | is a example | line of text".split("|");
var secondText = textArray[1];
If you need the remove the leading and trailing spaces, and all your users have Reader DC then you can use;
seondText.trim()
Regards
Bruce
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Hi Andrew,
You can use the split method to break the string into an array and then grab the second occurrence.
var textArray = "This | is a example | line of text".split("|");
var secondText = textArray[1];
If you need the remove the leading and trailing spaces, and all your users have Reader DC then you can use;
seondText.trim()
Regards
Bruce
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