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I have a text type which hold multiple value (NE, SE, MW, NW, SW). i am using be
vineeta6579
over 11 years ago
I have a text type which hold multiple value (NE, SE, MW, NW, SW). i am using below function to extract value of this array. but its not working.
index(pv!selectedCustomerIdentifier,2,1). output of index function is same as input which i am giving.....
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evan.rust
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over 11 years ago
Can you expand on what you are trying to do? If you know the location of the value you are trying to return in pv!yourArray, you can simply do pv!yourArray[pv!location]. For example, if pv!yourArray={NE,SE,MW,NW,SW} and you want the 2nd value, pv!yourArray[2] will return SE.
If you would like to learn more about the index() function, please see:
forum.appian.com/.../Array_Functions
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evan.rust
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over 11 years ago
Can you expand on what you are trying to do? If you know the location of the value you are trying to return in pv!yourArray, you can simply do pv!yourArray[pv!location]. For example, if pv!yourArray={NE,SE,MW,NW,SW} and you want the 2nd value, pv!yourArray[2] will return SE.
If you would like to learn more about the index() function, please see:
forum.appian.com/.../Array_Functions
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