During the course of learning, we always find something interesting and think: "Do other people know about this?". And even if it's something simple, I decided to share it...
(BLUE PRISM)?
1 - Create an Action Step.
2 - In the Business Object select the option "Utility - Collection Manipulation" (dark blue) and in the Action select "Filter Collection" (dark blue).
3 - In Inputs select the Collection you want to filter (light blue).
4 - Create an expression that must be placed between Strings " " (red) as a reference to what will be filtered and from which column. If it is a text, enclose it in single quotes ' ', if it is a number, just insert it.
5 - In Outputs select a Collection where the filtered data will be stored (dark green).
#BluePrism #BP #RPA #RPADeveloper #IT #Study #tiprpa #tip #BPTechTips
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Leonardo Hermínio
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(BLUE PRISM)?
1 - Create an Action Step.
2 - In the Business Object select the option "Utility - Collection Manipulation" (dark blue) and in the Action select "Filter Collection" (dark blue).
3 - In Inputs select the Collection you want to filter (light blue).
4 - Create an expression that must be placed between Strings " " (red) as a reference to what will be filtered and from which column. If it is a text, enclose it in single quotes ' ', if it is a number, just insert it.
5 - In Outputs select a Collection where the filtered data will be stored (dark green).
#BluePrism #BP #RPA #RPADeveloper #IT #Study #tiprpa #tip #BPTechTips
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Leonardo Hermínio
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This is one more way of filtering syntax. For example -If you want to Filter a collection with value of Column Name "Type " equal to Window Titles .------------------------------
Harshit Rawat
Senior RPA Consultant
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