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l Post Function: Enter a JavaScript expression to be run after the extraction. For
examplereplace("-","")would replace a single dash character inside the extracted
string.
l Use JavaScript Editor: Click to display the"boundaries" on page394dialog.
l Trim: Select to trim empty characters at the beginning or the end of the field.
Settings for location-based fields in an XML file
These are the settings for location-based fields in an XML file.
l XPath: The path to the XML field that is extracted.
l Use selection: Click to use the value of the current data selection for the extraction.
Note
If the selection contains multiple lines, only the first line is selected.
l Post Function: Enter a JavaScript expression to be run after the extraction. For
examplereplace("-","")would replace a single dash character inside the extracted
string.
l Use JavaScript Editor: Click to display the"boundaries" on page394dialog.
l Trim: Select to trim empty characters at the beginning or the end of the field.
Settings for location-based fields in a JSON file
These are the settings for location-based fields in a JSON file.
l JsonPath: The path to the JSON element that is extracted. The JsonPath can be relative
or absolute. An absolute path starts with $ (the root), a relative path starts with . (the
current element). For an overview of the JsonPath syntax, seehttps://github.com/json-
path/jsonpath.
Note
A JsonPath expression can define more than one item (for example: .* returns
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