Got it, thanks
Eros
Here is a simple example of the usage of the Extract$ keyword.
' Usage of the EXTRACT$ Keyword example' ' Written by Michael Clease Dim sMainString As String Value "The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dogs" Dim sMatchString As String Value "over" Dim sExtractString As String DIM Start as DWORD VALUE 4 DIM sMsg as string sExtractString = Extract$(Start,sMainString, sMatchString) sMsg = "sMainString = " & sMainString & $CRLF sMsg += "sMatchString = " & sMatchString & $CRLF sMsg += "sExtractString = " & sExtractString & $CRLF & $CRLF MsgBox 0, sMsg
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Got it, thanks
Eros
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that's helpful michael to see an extract example I was looking for last week. -lydia
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