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I have a text string with an embedded 0D 0A which I recall is the old <CR> <LF>. How do I tell the Parse Text action to use this as the character to look for?
EDIT: I checked the .NET docs. Tried \r, \n, and \r\n. None of them worked.
Got it sorted. "Split text" works with \r\n. "Parse text" does not.
Hello @Geezer
You can use "\r\n" to match CR and LF. Please don't forget to turn [Use regular expressions for find and replace] option to ON.
BEFORE:
AFTER:
Thank you.
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