Multi remove
Function: Multi remove
This action helps you clean up text by removing multiple specific words or phrases from it. Imagine you have a long sentence, and you want to get rid of several unwanted parts all at once. This action does exactly that, giving you a cleaner version of your original text.
Input
- Text: The main piece of text you want to modify. (Type: A piece of text)
- To remove: A list of all the specific words or phrases you want to take out of the main text. (Type: A list of values)
Output
- Result: The cleaned-up text after all the specified items have been removed. This will be stored in a variable you can use later. (Type: A piece of text)
Execution Flow
Real-Life Examples
Example 1: Cleaning up a product description
You have a product description that contains some repetitive or unwanted marketing buzzwords, and you want to remove them to make it more concise.
- Inputs:
- Text: "This amazing product is brand new and comes with a 1-year warranty. It's truly amazing!"
- To remove:
["amazing", "brand new", "It's truly"]
- Result: The variable
RESULTwill contain: "This product is and comes with a 1-year warranty. !"
Example 2: Removing unwanted characters from a user input
A user enters a username, and you need to clean it up by removing special characters to ensure it's valid for your system.
- Inputs:
- Text: "User_Name@123!_#"
- To remove:
["_", "@", "!", "#"]
- Result: The variable
RESULTwill contain: "UserName123"
Example 3: Stripping out placeholder text from a template
You're generating a personalized message from a template, and you want to remove any remaining placeholder tags that weren't filled in.
- Inputs:
- Text: "Hello [Customer Name], your order [Order ID] has been shipped. Track it at [Tracking Link]."
- To remove:
["[Customer Name]", "[Order ID]", "[Tracking Link]"]
- Result: The variable
RESULTwill contain: "Hello , your order has been shipped. Track it at ."
Example 4: Removing specific HTML tags from a blog post excerpt
You need to display a short excerpt of a blog post on a page, but you want to remove all HTML formatting tags to show plain text.
- Inputs:
- Text: "<p>This is a <b>sample</b> blog post with <i>some</i> HTML tags.</p>"
- To remove:
["<p>", "</p>", "<b>", "</b>", "<i>", "</i>"]
- Result: The variable
RESULTwill contain: "This is a sample blog post with some HTML tags."