![]() ![]() To remove the last character of a string you can use the Len-function to get the length of the strings and subtract 1. the number is used to indicate how many characters from the left of the string should be in the resulting string. The Left-function takes a string and number. To remove a certain number of characters from the end of string, you can use the Left-function. If(Lower("FALSE")="false", false, true) // Returns false Remove last character In case you want to convert a string to boolean, a string comparison can be used. Substitute("It's me, only me.","me","you") // Returns "It's you, only you." String to DateĬonverting a string to date in PowerApps can easily done by the DateValue-function as long the date string follows one of the common formats. To replace a string within a string in PowerApps use the Substitute-function. Replace some character or text within a text is quite common. "number " & 1 // Returns 'number 1' Replace String To concatenate a string and number simple use the “&” as demontrated below. Take a look at the example! Concatenate("a","b") & "c" // Returns 'abc' Concatenate String and Number This can be done with the Concatenate-function or you can just use “&”. To display the whole name you need to append the last name to the first name. Imagine you have one string variable with the first name and another one with the last name of a person. More information on the conversion of text to numbers can be found here: PowerApps: Convert Text To Number | Value Function Explained Concatenate Strings / Append String / Add two Strings The Value-Function does convert text to number in Power Apps. To do some mathematical operations on the string’s number, you need to convert the string to number. It is quite common that you have a string that contains a number. ![]()
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