Split expression is used to extract the part of a string that is divided by a character.
Expression:
=Split(Fields!EmployeeName.Value.ToString(),“|”).GetValue(0).ToString()
This expression is used to extract the first part of a string that was divided by “|” characters. For example, if the EmployeeName field contained “Atul Yadav|Manager”, this expression would just return “Atul Yadav”
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His proficiency in Azure integration further distinguishes his capability, facilitating seamless connections with Dynamics 365 F&O and enhancing business operations. Committed to project success, he provides ongoing support and shares industry insights through his blog, contributing to the professional community's growth.
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