I am receiving an HTML file through API.
I want to check if the HTML text contains the words like MP4, or WMV then I want to map the yes/no filed as yes and if it does not contain those words then I want to map it as No.
To do this I am simply extracting the HTML text with regex using the expression “\b(mp4|wmv)\b”
However, I am not getting an option to map Yes no Value from here based on the output.
Hey @heyshivamkr 
If your regex works successfully, you have to get the count and check if that is greater than 0. This will give you yes/no.
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Hi even if do count>0 I still don’t see an option to map yes/no
Its result is yes/no. So if the field (email with video) is yes/no as well, they will match. If that field is text, then you have to continue with format as text.
Yes, the field is yes/no. So I am assuming that with the current workflow if the extracted data count is greater than 0 then it will automatically be set to yes and if the result is 0 then it will be set to No.
Is that correct?
Yes. That’s the expected behavior of a condition ...>0.
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