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Silvio6
Silvio6
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January 22, 2025
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Return email from list of emails of a profile

  • January 22, 2025
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Hi, I’d like to use a condition within a journey to filter profiles based on email domains, specifically emails with the domain @warder.com from the email object.

For example, if a profile has the following emails: [a@asd.com, b@bsd.com, c@mgh.com], I want to ensure the journey only sends emails to those with the @warder.com domain.

How can I achieve this using advanced expressions in a condition?

I’ve tried an approach, but it seems to be returning all emails associated with the profile rather than filtering for the specific domain.

 

 

Thanks

 

Best answer by Silvio6

SOLVED With this expression I return the desired email domain from the profile's email list Object:

#{ExperiencePlatform.ProfileFieldGroup.profile.identityMap.entry('email').first(containIgnoreCase(currentDataPackField.id, 'adobe.com')).id}

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Silvio6
Silvio6Author
Level 5
January 27, 2025

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nnakirikanti
Community Advisor
nnakirikantiCommunity Advisor
Community Advisor
January 28, 2025

Hello @silvio6 try this?

 

matchRegExp(serializedList,'.*@asd\\.com.*' )

 

 

~cheers,

NN.

Silvio6
Silvio6Author
Level 5
January 30, 2025

mm that's not working bc it's returning a boolean and I want to send email to "a@asd.com" from [a@asd.com, b@bsd.com, c@mgh.com] using a kind of contain function.

 

I mean, I want to return from the whole funcion the "a@asd.com" email

 

Thanks

 

 

Silvio6
Silvio6Author
Level 5
February 5, 2025

any help?

Z
Adobe Employee
ZoeKiAdobe Employee
Adobe Employee
February 21, 2025
This should work:
 
count(#{ExperiencePlatform.ProfileFieldGroup.profile.identityMap.all(
contain(currentDataPackField.email,"@asd.com")
    )}) > 0
 
The all() function will return any listObjects whose email address contains the substring "@asd.com".  I used the "count() > 0" wrapper because listObjects aren't supported in conditions; they need a boolean.
 
Just make sure the syntax before the .all() matches your path to your array (I took a guess based on your screenshot), and that the email field is also the correct variable name. 
Silvio6
Silvio6Author
Level 5
February 22, 2025

thanks! but I need the string value, for example, "a@asd.com", not a boolean.

 

The use case is that I need to send that string to Slack using custom action, that's why I need the exact value and not the boolean.

 

 

 

 

Mohan_Dugganab
Adobe Employee
Mohan_DugganabAdobe Employee
Adobe Employee
February 22, 2025

You can use the following expression to filter those profiles that have 'asd.com' as the email domain value

containIgnoreCase(serializeList(#{ExperiencePlatform.ProfileFieldGroup.profile.identityMap.entry('email').id}, "|", true),'@asd.com')

 

Silvio6
Silvio6Author
Level 5
February 22, 2025

Thanks! please take a look to my response to ZoeKi.

Silvio6
Silvio6AuthorAccepted solution
Level 5
February 26, 2025

SOLVED With this expression I return the desired email domain from the profile's email list Object:

#{ExperiencePlatform.ProfileFieldGroup.profile.identityMap.entry('email').first(containIgnoreCase(currentDataPackField.id, 'adobe.com')).id}

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