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Substitute multiple words in one go
erick258
over 7 years ago
Hi,
Is there a way to substitute multiple word in a string in one go? e.g. I have a string "Quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog", I want to substitute the "brown", "fox" and "dog" into "black", "dog" and "sheep" respectively hence the sentence turn into "Quick black dog jumps over the lazy sheep".
P.S. the number of replacements can be different depends on the case.
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Stefan Helzle
over 7 years ago
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You can use reduce() to do this. =with( local!text: "Quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog", reduce( substitute( _,_,_ ), local!text, merge( {"brown", "fox", "dog"}, {"black", "dog", "sheep"} ) ) )
Mike Schmitt
over 7 years ago
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I wrote myself a custom expression rule to do something similar to what @stefan posted - i called it "multipleSubstitute" - see attached. Multi Substitute.sail
Harshit Bumb (Appyzie)
10 months ago
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Sudharsan S
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This is a 7-year-old post..!!
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Mike Schmitt
over 7 years ago
I wrote myself a custom expression rule to do something similar to what @stefan posted - i called it "multipleSubstitute" - see attached.
Multi Substitute.sail
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I wrote myself a custom expression rule to do something similar to what @stefan posted - i called it "multipleSubstitute" - see attached.
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