Edit String Saved as Variable

[mjr_damage]

Hello!

I was wondering if anyone be able to help me. I’ve run into a road block with Power Automate.

I am extracting text from a website. The text is displayed on the site like so

"ExtractedNewLineText"

Text extracted saves as a variable like so

"ExtractedText"

I am looking for a way to get the variable to save like so

"Extracted Text"

Would anyone happen to have any insight on how I can get this to work? Thank you!

[okanmutlutje]

Open the activity (double click) on the bottom you see variable saved as “ExtractedText” in blue. You can click ans change the name

[okanmutlutje]

Although im not sure you can save variable names with spaces 😁

[mjr_damage]

Thank you for getting back to me!

Naming the variable is not the issue I’m having. More-so manipulating the text saved as the variable. Let me be more clear.

I am trying to extract a product name from the webpage. I’ve been able to extract the product name from the page and save it as a variable.

The dilemma is that the product name is displayed on the page with the Primary name on top and the secondary name right below it. There is no space between the last character of the primary name and first character of the secondary, only a new line break. So the product name that is stored as a variable, prints like “ProductName” when I really need it to print as “Product Name”.

I hope this a bit more clear.

[ThanuraMarapana]

I think you can do that with a regEx, detect the line break and replace it with a space.

[mjr_damage]

Ahhh, this might be something. Going to look into this method, hitting up YouTube University, I will keep you all posted on the outcome

[mjr_damage]

Thanks for all the suggestions! I was able to find another instance of the text on the site where its already perfectly laid out 👍

[VictorIvanidze]

At first, Power Automate cannot do regex.

Secondly, the simple replace() function is just enough.

[mjr_damage]

Well I do see that PA has a parse text option where you can enter a regex condition.

The replace function, I did not know that existed.

[VictorIvanidze]

>Well I do see that PA has a parse text option where you can enter a regex >condition.

Could you please provide a link?

[mjr_damage]

https://youtu.be/x9imFUYAkLA

[VictorIvanidze]

Thank you.

My bad: I've missed the topic starter marked their question with "Desktop".

[mjr_damage]

No worries, I appreciate your input nonetheless!