how to get values from list string in neo4j cypher
I have a value of ["1-0", "4-0"] in a variable score from which I want to get 4 and 0 separately and return them
RETURN toInteger(trim(r.scoreHTFT[1])) returns null
string list neo4j cypher
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I have a value of ["1-0", "4-0"] in a variable score from which I want to get 4 and 0 separately and return them
RETURN toInteger(trim(r.scoreHTFT[1])) returns null
string list neo4j cypher
Don't you also want to get "1" and "0' separately? Or do you always want the results for the last list element, or the second one -- or are you trying to do something else?
– cybersam
Jan 3 at 18:21
I have found the answer I have been looking for. Thank you for your interest. As of your question I wanted the value 4 and 0 returned not the 1 and 0.
– Euclid Stonna
Jan 4 at 7:20
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I have a value of ["1-0", "4-0"] in a variable score from which I want to get 4 and 0 separately and return them
RETURN toInteger(trim(r.scoreHTFT[1])) returns null
string list neo4j cypher
I have a value of ["1-0", "4-0"] in a variable score from which I want to get 4 and 0 separately and return them
RETURN toInteger(trim(r.scoreHTFT[1])) returns null
string list neo4j cypher
string list neo4j cypher
edited Jan 6 at 11:14
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asked Jan 2 at 7:39
Euclid StonnaEuclid Stonna
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Don't you also want to get "1" and "0' separately? Or do you always want the results for the last list element, or the second one -- or are you trying to do something else?
– cybersam
Jan 3 at 18:21
I have found the answer I have been looking for. Thank you for your interest. As of your question I wanted the value 4 and 0 returned not the 1 and 0.
– Euclid Stonna
Jan 4 at 7:20
add a comment |
Don't you also want to get "1" and "0' separately? Or do you always want the results for the last list element, or the second one -- or are you trying to do something else?
– cybersam
Jan 3 at 18:21
I have found the answer I have been looking for. Thank you for your interest. As of your question I wanted the value 4 and 0 returned not the 1 and 0.
– Euclid Stonna
Jan 4 at 7:20
Don't you also want to get "1" and "0' separately? Or do you always want the results for the last list element, or the second one -- or are you trying to do something else?
– cybersam
Jan 3 at 18:21
Don't you also want to get "1" and "0' separately? Or do you always want the results for the last list element, or the second one -- or are you trying to do something else?
– cybersam
Jan 3 at 18:21
I have found the answer I have been looking for. Thank you for your interest. As of your question I wanted the value 4 and 0 returned not the 1 and 0.
– Euclid Stonna
Jan 4 at 7:20
I have found the answer I have been looking for. Thank you for your interest. As of your question I wanted the value 4 and 0 returned not the 1 and 0.
– Euclid Stonna
Jan 4 at 7:20
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you can try for this
UNWIND ["15-2","18-1"] as r
with split(r,"-") as splitFromDash
return toInteger(splitFromDash[1])
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I have answered a similar question here.
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you can try for this
UNWIND ["15-2","18-1"] as r
with split(r,"-") as splitFromDash
return toInteger(splitFromDash[1])
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you can try for this
UNWIND ["15-2","18-1"] as r
with split(r,"-") as splitFromDash
return toInteger(splitFromDash[1])
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you can try for this
UNWIND ["15-2","18-1"] as r
with split(r,"-") as splitFromDash
return toInteger(splitFromDash[1])
you can try for this
UNWIND ["15-2","18-1"] as r
with split(r,"-") as splitFromDash
return toInteger(splitFromDash[1])
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I have answered a similar question here.
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I have answered a similar question here.
It may be some help to you.
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I have answered a similar question here.
It may be some help to you.
I have answered a similar question here.
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Don't you also want to get "1" and "0' separately? Or do you always want the results for the last list element, or the second one -- or are you trying to do something else?
– cybersam
Jan 3 at 18:21
I have found the answer I have been looking for. Thank you for your interest. As of your question I wanted the value 4 and 0 returned not the 1 and 0.
– Euclid Stonna
Jan 4 at 7:20