Extracting string

Hi

I have a string with two $ sign in between, like ab$cdefg$eurur. I need to
extract the right most part of the string from just right of the $ sign. How
do I do this?

Thanks

Regards

re: Extracting string

Try this:

Dim str As String = "ab$cdefg$eurur"
str = str.Substring(0, str.IndexOf("$", 0))

On Mon, 10 Jul 2006 19:16:53 +0100, John <John@nospam.infovis.co.ukwrote:


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re: Extracting string

You may use the Split Method that will split the string based on the
character passed (in this case $)
It returns an array of string and you may choose the string that you like
(The string to the right of the right $ will have index 2 of the array)

hth,
Samuel Shulman




"John" <John@nospam.infovis.co.ukwrote in message
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re: Extracting string

John wrote:\\\

Dim s1 As String = "ab$cdefg$eurur"
Dim s2 As String

s2 = Mid(s1, InStrRev(s1, "$") + 1)
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re: Extracting string

Oenone wrote:Dim s1 As String = "ab$cdefg$eurur"
Dim temp() as string = s1.split("$")
Dim result as string = temp(2)

re: Extracting string

This will get the characters(eurur) after the last $ or return all if there
are no $'s.

Dim str As String = "ab$cdefg$eurur"
str = str.Substring(str.LastIndexOf("$")+1)


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"John" wrote:

re: Extracting string

John wrote:Besides all the other suggestions, you may have also:

Dim S1 As String = "ab$cdefg$eurur"
Dim S2 As String = S1.Substring(S1.LastIndexOf("$"c) + 1)

Regards,

Branco.

re: Extracting string

John wrote:Lots of answers, and it's great to see that no one offered a regex!
Perhaps our efforts here in the newsgroups are not all in vain...

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