@SrinivasR3193 

With a strict format like you provided, the best way to parse this is to use Regular Expressions (or RegEx). If you are not an expert in RegEx, you can consult your favorite search engine, or an AI model like Gemini or Copilot to generate them for you. You can then use the RegExMatches method to return a list of the list of the matches for a given RegEx.

You could also use any number of ways to accomplish this as well. You could split the string on each line and then check to see if the line starts with specific text (using the StartsWith method from the Toolbox) and then take the remaining text and parse it as well using the various methods available in the Toolbox under Data handling\Strings.

You could also just use a C# script if you are most comfortable writing C#. The downside to that is you couldn't use breakpoints in Studio to assist with debugging your script.

Here is a sample project where I used some relatively complex RegEx to accomplish this. If you'd like an explanation for each RegEx, please let me know.