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[gh]

I have a string that is delimited with commas. Is there a function in
C# that will break apart the string at each comma, so I can copy the
value to a var? This is a .net v1.1.4 app.
TIA

[Mark Rae [MVP]]

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I have a string that is delimited with commas. Is there a function in C#
that will break apart the string at each comma, so I can copy the value to
a var? This is a .net v1.1.4 app.

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is the String.Split function in 1.1.4?

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>I have a string that is delimited with commas. Is there a function in C#
that will break apart the string at each comma, so I can copy the value to
a var? This is a .net v1.1.4 app.
TIA

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gh wrote:

I have a string that is delimited with commas. Is there a function in
C# that will break apart the string at each comma, so I can copy the
value to a var? This is a .net v1.1.4 app.

The easiest way would be to use the Split method of the string class:

string[] subStrings = commaDelimitedS tring.Split(',' );

Often a string is actually delimited with a comma and a space, in that
case you would want to split on the string ", " instead:

string[] subStrings = commaDelimitedS tring.Split(new string[]{", "},
StringSplitOpti ons.None);

If the space after the comma is optional, you would use two delimiter
strings:

string[] subStrings = commaDelimitedS tring.Split(new string[]{", ",
","}, StringSplitOpti ons.None);

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