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okay so today weamp;#39;re going to be looking at replacing something within a string in our example weamp;#39;ve got a string of old string our whole string is old string weamp;#39;re actually going to want to replace the word old and weamp;#39;re going to replace this with the word new to show that weamp;#39;ve got a new string for how do we go about changing that will use a function call to replace so what we do is we pass in the string that we want to actually search through to replace something such as old string we then pass through another parameter a string of what the word is in our example itamp;#39;s old and then we actually pass through another parameter which is new so weamp;#39;re actually going to be here replacing old with new so weamp;#39;re expecting the return of new string so how does this work in power automate then well letamp;#39;s actually have a look so in power ultimate weamp;#39;ve got a manual trigger weamp;#39;re initializing the variable it has