Create array using string values separated with Comma

In PowerApps, you can use the Split() function to split a string into an array based on a specified delimiter, such as a comma. Here’s how you can achieve that:

1. Create a PowerApps canvas app.
2. Add a control (like a button or a label) to trigger the creation of the array.
3. Use the Split() function to split the string into an array.

Here’s an example of how you can do it:

// Assuming you have a string variable named 'stringValue' containing comma-separated values
// and you want to create an array from it.

// Example string containing comma-separated values
Set(stringValue, "apple,banana,orange,grape");

// Split the string into an array
Set(arrayValue, Split(stringValue, ","));

// Now 'arrayValue' will contain the array of values
// You can access individual elements of the array using array indexing, e.g., arrayValue[0], arrayValue[1], etc.

// Example usage: Display the first element of the array in a label
Label1.Text = arrayValue[0];

In this code:

• Split(stringValue, ",") splits the string stored in the variable stringValue using a comma as th

• e delimiter.
• The result is stored in the variable arrayValue, which will now contain an array of strings.
• You can access individual elements of the array using indexing, e.g., arrayValue[0] for the first element, arrayValue[1] for the second element, and so on.

You can adapt this code snippet to your specific use case within your PowerApps app.