We don't calculate this dynamically it's 7, including the space. Now we don't actually want the string "Email: " in the output of this expression so we now add() a number to the output of indexOf() to get the number of characters into the message body the end of "Email: " occurs. Here we are calculating the indexOf() the string "Email: " it doesn't matter where in the original message body this occurs, indexOf() will find it and return a number.
The indexOf() function finds the number of characters into a text string that a string occurs. So firstly we need to know how many characters into the source text to start. so we can grab the relevant text no matter how long is it. the start index, which is the number of characters into the string to start looking and 3. The subsstring() function has 3 inputs, 1. Subject field set to output of " Compose 6" action.īest you please share an example about your scenario? substring(body('Html_to_text'),outputs('Compose_4'),sub(outputs('Compose_5'),outputs('Compose_4')))Īdd a "Create event (V1)" action, specify Calendar id, End time field set to output of " Compose 3" action, Start time field set to following formula:.indexOf(body('Html_to_text'),'Start time')Īdd a "Compose 6" action, Inputs set to following formula:.add(indexOf(body('Html_to_text'),'Subject'),9)Īdd a "Compose 5" action, Inputs set to following formula:.substring(body('Html_to_text'),outputs('Compose_2'),sub(outputs('Compose'),outputs('Compose_2')))Īdd a "Compose 4" action, Inputs set to following formula:.Add a "Compose 3" action, Inputs set to following formula:.Add a "Compose" action, Inputs set to following formula:Īdd a "Compose 2" action, Inputs set to following formula:Īdd(indexOf(body('Html_to_text'),'End time'),10).
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