I guess my brain is on strike, because I can't figure this out-
I perform a search and assign the results to an array. Then I want to modify the
contents of one column in every row (modify the item number to a full URL), then
perform formatting and save as a .txt file.
I've got everything except the cell modification. I can't figure out the syntax for
making the <@REPLACE> to work. In my example I need to modify the 5th
column of every row by adding http://www... to the beginning of the existing data
(productID). I can read the column, add the URL data and see the correct results
as a separate variable (so I know that part is OK), but I can't figure out how to get
that back into the array.
I'm thinking I may have to create a new array, and load it with the data from the
resultset plus the modified data, but thought I'd check to see if there was an easier
way.
Thanks
Mark Bushaw
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