Is there a way to split a string at the first occurrence of ","?

[Studio_WHY]

not every occurrence of the separator. Thanks.

[ABG]

[RamNaresh]

This is what you are looking for?

[Studio_WHY]

I was trying segmenting, this would also work, but ABG 's solution is the best. Used split lots of time, never realized that there is a pull down menu there.

[RamNaresh]

I didn't find this code block at first look in the block section , @ABG's code block is more concise.

[Studio_WHY]

Also, is there a way to split at the last separator? there's split at any with at(list), don't know how to use it.

[dora_paz]

Split at (list) works like this

[TIMAI2]

Just split at , then use length of list to get the last item.

[Studio_WHY]

like split twice, the second to get length as index, am i putting computer at too much work:)

[Studio_WHY]

Thanks, good to know.

[TIMAI2]

@Studio_WHY

like split twice

you don't have to....

[Studio_WHY]

Thanks for the alternative, the block looks bigger. I will take the split twice way, it's better than my current: split all, reverse list, take first. sorry my i7

[ABG]

Is there a reverse text block?

Then the last delimiter would become the first delimiter.

To un-reverse text, reverse it again.

[Studio_WHY]

Reverse list, actually my way is shorter