I know there are ways to do this with scripting, but if you want to use Visual Logic, you can use a String Replace to remove all of the "true" strings, then subtract the length of that replace string from the original string, divide by 4 (the amount of characters in "true") and use the format float to get rid of the decimal points.
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Jeff Mayer
Ross Video
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Original Message:
Sent: 10-13-2025 21:50
From: Hunter McGinnis
Subject: Count number of times a string says something
I have a datalinq that pulls in as one string with commas as separators. "true, false, false, false, true, true" and I need the text to spit out the number of times that says true. I dont mind using multiple text objects if needed, but would like to pull in that datalinq and then the text object text to spit out the number of times it says true so "3" would be visible
is this possible?
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HM
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