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Hi All
I'm sure this has probably been asked many times before, but I can't seem to find an answer, so am hoping that some clever genius might have an idea? I have a very long string, where the text [class="rp_rating">1</td><td width="524" ] may appear multiple times. But the >1< element can be any number, not just 1, so a simple replace will not work in all instances.
Is there a way of removing all of these unwanted lines regardless of the number? Can the >1< be replaced with a wildcard or is there another way to get around this?
Hi @Paulie78 , thankyou for the suggestion - I'll certainly have a look at your suggestion, very much appreciated
Many thanks mate 👍
CBHodgetts76
No easy way that I can think of. I would do a regex replace. I wrote an article on how to do this:
Regular Expressions in Power Automate
Then you could use the regular expression:
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