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Silvio6
Silvio6
Level 5
January 22, 2025
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Return email from list of emails of a profile

Hi, I’d like to use a condition within a journey to filter profiles based on email domains, specifically emails with the domain @warder.com from the email object.

For example, if a profile has the following emails: [a@asd.com, b@bsd.com, c@mgh.com], I want to ensure the journey only sends emails to those with the @warder.com domain.

How can I achieve this using advanced expressions in a condition?

I’ve tried an approach, but it seems to be returning all emails associated with the profile rather than filtering for the specific domain.

 

 

Thanks

 

Silvio6
Silvio6Accepted solution
Level 5
February 26, 2025

SOLVED With this expression I return the desired email domain from the profile's email list Object:

#{ExperiencePlatform.ProfileFieldGroup.profile.identityMap.entry('email').first(containIgnoreCase(currentDataPackField.id, 'adobe.com')).id}

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Silvio6
Silvio6AuthorAccepted solution
Level 5
February 26, 2025

SOLVED With this expression I return the desired email domain from the profile's email list Object:

#{ExperiencePlatform.ProfileFieldGroup.profile.identityMap.entry('email').first(containIgnoreCase(currentDataPackField.id, 'adobe.com')).id}

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    Mohan_Dugganab
    Mohan_Dugganab
    Employee
    February 22, 2025

    You can use the following expression to filter those profiles that have 'asd.com' as the email domain value

    containIgnoreCase(serializeList(#{ExperiencePlatform.ProfileFieldGroup.profile.identityMap.entry('email').id}, "|", true),'@asd.com')

     

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    Silvio6
    Silvio6Author
    Level 5
    February 22, 2025

    Thanks! please take a look to my response to ZoeKi.

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    ZoeKi
    Employee
    February 21, 2025
    This should work:
     
    count(#{ExperiencePlatform.ProfileFieldGroup.profile.identityMap.all(
    contain(currentDataPackField.email,"@asd.com")
        )}) > 0
     
    The all() function will return any listObjects whose email address contains the substring "@asd.com".  I used the "count() > 0" wrapper because listObjects aren't supported in conditions; they need a boolean.
     
    Just make sure the syntax before the .all() matches your path to your array (I took a guess based on your screenshot), and that the email field is also the correct variable name. 
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    Silvio6
    Silvio6Author
    Level 5
    February 22, 2025

    thanks! but I need the string value, for example, "a@asd.com", not a boolean.

     

    The use case is that I need to send that string to Slack using custom action, that's why I need the exact value and not the boolean.

     

     

     

     

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    nnakirikanti
    nnakirikanti
    New Participant
    January 28, 2025

    Hello @silvio6 try this?

     

    matchRegExp(serializedList,'.*@asd\\.com.*' )

     

     

    ~cheers,

    NN.

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    Silvio6
    Silvio6Author
    Level 5
    January 30, 2025

    mm that's not working bc it's returning a boolean and I want to send email to "a@asd.com" from [a@asd.com, b@bsd.com, c@mgh.com] using a kind of contain function.

     

    I mean, I want to return from the whole funcion the "a@asd.com" email

     

    Thanks

     

     

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    Silvio6
    Silvio6Author
    Level 5
    February 5, 2025

    any help?

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    Silvio6
    Silvio6Author
    Level 5
    January 27, 2025

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