(imported topic written by SystemAdmin)
I have this relevance:
(following texts of firsts “=” of substrings separated by “,” of following text of first “,” of preceding text of first “,DC” of distinguished name of local computer of active directory)
which returns each OU as a substring. I would like to concatenate them (which is easy enough), but I want to reverse the order. Is there an easy way to reverse the order of substrings?
(imported comment written by SystemAdmin)
There’s sort of a hacky way to get substrings in reverse order.
Q: concatenation of characters ( lengths of following texts of positions of it ) of concatenation “,” of (concatenation of characters ( lengths of following texts of positions of it ) of it ) of substrings separated by “,” of "abc,def,ghi,jkl,mno"
A: mno,jkl,ghi,def,abc
The idea is that you reverse each substring, then concatenate them, then reverse the entire string. The relevance to reverse a string is:
Q: concatenation of characters ( lengths of following texts of positions of it ) of "abcdefg"
A: gfedcba
So for your expression, it’d be something like:
Q: concatenation of characters ( lengths of following texts of positions of it ) of concatenation “,” of (concatenation of characters ( lengths of following texts of positions of it ) of it ) of (following texts of firsts “=” of substrings separated by “,” of following text of first “,” of preceding text of first “,DC” of distinguished name of local computer of active directory)
(imported comment written by SystemAdmin)
Thanks Brian, that did what I wanted it to do. A ‘reverse concatenation’ function would be helpful for something like that and be a bit clearer. Maybe 8.0… 
Jim
There really should be an easier way to reverse the order of a plural result.
I had to use the method above for this: https://bigfix.me/relevance/details/3017736