joe nesbitt wrote:search further to see if the content between the 5th and 6th occurence of the ^ is ""
If it is "", then replace it to be blank/empty
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joe nesbitt wrote:1a) I have a string that contains three occurences of the word 'TEST'.
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He can have it on the other thread because I am closing this thread.Darryl Burke wrote:would you like an answer here or on your other thread? . . .