Thanks for the reply, I have no idea what you did there
but I will look the GDL guide and see what I can learn.
I was trying to use SPLIT and got no where.
David’s code basically figures out where the # is then prints out “number – 2″ characters after this location. Number being the length of the calculated string. In the example only the opening ” is required to indicate that it is not a parameter.
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