--- In [email protected], "Ian Brooke" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> That depends what you mean. Splitting a line on commas is easy
(using standard Split). If you have commas in the string that you
don't want to split on but they are enclosed in quotes (for example
abc,"a,b","cde,fg" being only 3 fields) then that also is easy and I
have a routine that does that which you are welcome to.
>
> Ian
That would be great! I spent 6 hours yesterday fixing a file
that had commas in the middle of fields, as well as other stuff.
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Also, I think I emailed you before on another topic, do you
recal whether you received it or not? Can't recall right now what it
was, been busy busy busy. My company hired someone else to do a web
site for one of our customers and it's causing ME problems trying to
fix all their mistakes. I mean, how hard can it be to design a
secure web site that accesses databases and allows users to modify
data online...
[C]
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