Hi,
You have to find the first and the second "---".
First match position:
STRSTRC($tmp$, "---")
String after first:
SUBSTRC($tmp$, STRSTRC($tmp$, "---") + 3)
Position in String after first:
STRSTRC(SUBSTRC($tmp$, STRSTRC($tmp$, "---") + 3), "---")
So here we go:
SUBSTRC(SUBSTRC($tmp$, STRSTRC($tmp$, "---") + 3), 0, STRSTRC(SUBSTRC($tmp$,
STRSTRC($tmp$, "---") + 3), "---"))
I think ;-)
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November 11, 2016 4:40 PM, "Su Kaur" <[email protected]> wrote:
> Can I find a substring between two --- because character length can vary for
> each segment between
> the dashes ?
>
> Thanks!
> Kaur
>
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