Hi all, Currently i 'm working on a Automation, where i'm opening a windows file. After opening the file, I want to search for a string( which has a value) & i want to extract the value.

For example : The file has 20 lines or even more like below 

.......
.......
......
===================
= Input    :  0
.......
............

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i have to search for string(Input) & extract the value 0, store it in some other variable. The String & Value are seperated by :

Please help me if i can use a Grep or some other simpler way to do it. I found it difficult to do with Grep. If possible please help me with ur code

In reply to GREP or any other simpler way??? by Sachin_dada

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