Replace Content
This is pre-built Action located under the @Generic Element, instructs the Avo Assure to replace the content in the file with provided content and save the result in the given dynamic variable.
Syntax
Input Value:
For .txt File: <file path>;<content to replace>;<content>
<file path>
(Required)
Specify the file path of the file where the content should be replace Supported files - .txt file (Note: The file must exist and be readable )
<content to replace> (Required)
The content which needs to be changed or replaced
<content>
(Required)
The string which needs to be updated
For .xls, .xlsx File: <file path>;<sheetnumber>;<content to replace>;<content>
<file path>
(Required)
Specify the Excel file path of the file where the content should be replace
Supported file - .xls,.xlsx file (Note: The file must exist and be readable )
<sheetnumber> (Required)
Provide the sheet number of the excel file
<content to replace> (Required)
The exact text string that needs to be found and replaced.
<content>
(Required)
The new text that should replace the old content.
Output Value:
<Dynamic Variable>;<Dynamic Variable> (Optional)
This variable stores the status as true or false
Example 1
Replace specific content in a file [ For .txt File ] The Replace Content action takes the value from the Input Value column (e.g., C:\Files\orderno.txt;order no276;order no 350) and replaces the specified text (order276) with new content (oderno350) in the given file. The action status is saved in the {Status} variable with the following possible values:
True – if the content is replaced successfully
False – if the content is not replaced


Example 2
Replace specific content in a Excel file The Replace Content action takes the value from the Input Value column (e.g., C:\Files\username.xlsx;1;John Doe;Jhon white) and replaces the specified text (John Doe) with new content (Jhon White) in the given file. The action status is saved in the {Status} variable with the following possible values:
True – if the content is replaced successfully
False – if the content is not replaced


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