The $split() function splits a text at a given character or string and returns the individual parts as a list of texts.

Hint: The optional trim parameter determines whether the individual parts should be freed from leading and trailing whitespaces (spaces, line breaks, tabulators, ...).

Syntax

$split(text,separator[,trim])

Parameter

Name	Description
text	Any text
separator	A character or string at which the text should be split. If this parameter is empty, a list with the transferred text is returned as entry.
trim	An optional parameter (true/false), which specifies whether the extracted parts should be freed from leading and trailing whitespaces (spaces, line breaks, tabulator, ...). Default value for trim is false.

Return value

A list, which contains the extracted parts as entries.

Examples

Syntax	Result
$split(a - b- c - d - e,-)	[a , b, c , d , e]
$split(a - b- c - d - e,-,true)	[a,b,c,d,e]
$split(Jonas Abend IT Manager,Profession,true)	[Jonas Abend,IT Manager]

Name	Description
`text`	Any text
`separator`	A character or string at which the text should be split. If this parameter is empty, a list with the transferred text is returned as entry.
`trim`	An optional parameter (true/false), which specifies whether the extracted parts should be freed from leading and trailing whitespaces (spaces, line breaks, tabulator, ...). Default value for trim is false.