Deepak:
You can use the various List functions as long as you specify an underscore
as the delimiter. If the string is always going to have 3 elements to it,
you could simply do something like:
<CFSET str = "AB_BC_DE">
<CFSET var1 = ListGetAt(str, 1, "_")>
<CFSET var2 = ListGetAt(str, 2, "_")>
<CFSET var3 = ListGetAt(str, 3, "_")>
If the string will not always be 3 elements long, combine ListGetAt() with
ListLen() and loop over the length of the "list" to dynamically pull out the
elements.
HTH
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Deepak Gupta wrote:
> I have a string like this
> AB_BC_DE
>
> Now i have to extract AB, BC, DE in seperate variables. How can I do
> that? which function i can use.
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