I have a dynamically created a comma delimited string via form submission: i.e. "Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday" OR "Tuesday, Thursday" etc. Pretty standard stuff. I have already cleaned the string to remove any preceeding or trailing comma's and trimmed all the whitespace. My question is, using regex and coldfusion, how would I find the last occurance of a comma in the string (between Thursday and Saturday for example), and replace that comma withh the word "and" so my string would wind up being "Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday". Any help would be appreciated. thank you. -- View this message in context: http://old.nabble.com/How-to-find-the-last-comma-and-the-word-following-it-w-regex-tp33460091p33460091.html Sent from the Cold Fusion - RegEx mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
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