Okay, I'll be honest here-- not sure how to write this one. I need to search an e-mail subject for three distinct pieces of data. The e-mail subject will contain something like:
Item1: ABC, Item2: DEF, Item3: GHI
I need to watch a Shared Inbox for new e-mails. When one arrives, I need to pieces of data parsed out from the values of Item1, Item2, Item3, if you will and then spit it out to some Teams messages if the values contain certain information. I have the Teams messages and such figured out from previous Flows. Just not sure how I can go about getting the pieces of information. I know how to search for one, but don't know how different it is. Thoughts are appreciated!
The Teams message will need to read something like this:
Item1: ABC
Item2: DEF
Item3: GHI
Sorry for the question with no display of attempts-- I usually have a starting base. I'm probably overthinking it.
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ok, so here's what I did:
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Hi there. A couple of questions before we dig in...
Check out the Split() function, as I think that will be helpful in parsing out the subject if the data is consistent. Here's a video:
Hope that helps. Keep us posted.
-Ed-
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Thank you for the reply! The three items will always be in the subject and will always be listed like this: Item1: variable, Item2: variable2, Item3: variable3
Split is what I have used previously for a single item. Thanks again!!
ok, so here's what I did:
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@edgonzales You're a freaking genius. I will take this and run with it. I will probably further it with getting the [0], [1], [2] pieces out it as some new requirements rolled my way. This gets me exactly where I need to be to think through the rest of the solution. Thanks every so much, mate! Cheers!!!!!
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