I have some plain text that looks like this:
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Hi @ContentGroup ,
Please try the following methods to achieve your needs.
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Hope it helps.
Best Regards,
You would probably want to convert the text to HTML using the Content Conversion connector (docs) so it is easier to figure out which characters are still hanging around in the blank spaces. They discuss it in this thread.
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Hi @ContentGroup ,
Please try the following methods to achieve your needs.
Image reference:
Flow run history:
Hope it helps.
Best Regards,
This does work and I willl accept this as the answer. The only issue is the respond time is longer than what I would want, the for each loop took about 12 seconds, for my use case this flow is initialized by a http request and ends with a response to that request, so the user's browser is waiting for 12 seconds for the information to come back.
Your solution gave me an idea to speed things up, I create two variables, one with 1 carriage return and one with 2 carriage returns. then i created an output variable which contained the text, did a do until loop with the criteria of until the output variable does not contain the 2 carriage returns, in the loop i just replace 2 carriage returns with 1 carriage return and this saved about 9 secs:
inside the loop.
Thanks for your help