I have a string that looks like this: This Original Product comes in a black colour and first thing I need to do is to remove the words with 3 letters or less and after insert a comma after each word. (Original, Product, Comes, Black,.....).
I'm trying to automatically insert commas after ever email in textbox1.text after the user imports a list of emails.Something like ..I want this to automatically occur after the user either drags n drops the emails into the textbox or copy n paste the emails into the textbox so that the user doesn't have to manually insert commas.
In SQL Server, you have to put single quotes around strings.But, when trying to run a SQL command in VB.NET I get some weird behavior.If you do an INSERT with a parameterized String value that has a comma in it, it works fine.However, if running an UPDATE command with parameterized String values, it says "Incorrect syntax near ','.I'm lost as to why INSERT can accept commas without single quotes and UPDATE will not accept commas with, or without single quotes.
look at this code and see how i can speed it up? Its calling a sub to count commas in long string.Calling part 'Sort the incomming messages Dim count_Coma As Integer = CountCharacter(_InMessToAction, ","c)
The sub. This takes about 0.7 of a second to count 20 commas in string _InMessToAction. Was hoping to get it down to 0.1... if at all possible.
I'm having trouble getting information from a webpage. I've managed to collect a specific string from the webpage, and I want to convert it into a number, but the problem is, is the number is into the thousands, and it can't convert right normally. How could I convert the string, to a number, minus the comma(s)?
I have a string like this:Correct Strings Dim value As String = "45, 2111,56, 1, 9, 99, 62,"Invalid Strings:Dim value As String = "10.01, 12,, , "I need to evaluate this string that has this format indefinitely,The regex evaluate the commas who are in series and are only integers.
I want to create a string of values separated by commas from a MatchCollection. So far the only way I have been able to make it work is by using a �For To� loop to load an string array one at a time then joining the array. IE is there any way to join the value properties of each match object?
I'm new to using CSV Files, and I've been looking around for a few hours now for a good example on them and no luck. This is what I have so far, which does work.[code]how to ignore commas within the file... for example lets stay Data Entry Guru entered 78 Main St, Apt 1 and the raw file reads ,"78 Main St, Apt 1",Anytown, CAI would like 78 Main St, Apt 1 to be one "field", Anytown another and CA another.
Any simple way to add commas to large numbers (example: instead of "123456789" as my text converted {and loaded into a text box} output of a calculation, I want to see "123,456,789")?
I am loading a dataset with a csv file.I remove the quotes around each field in the csv file and I am splitting each field wherever there is a comma:Dim fields() As String = lines(i).Split(","c) The problem is that some of the fields have a comma in the csv file (surrounded by double quotes).How do I replace those commas with a space to avoid problems when loading the dataset?
I am doing on a program that store the numbers in the textbox. The problem is how am I going to separate it with a commas while displaying in the textbox. The numbers i get from the datagridview.
I'm reading a csv and load it to a DataGrid using this:[code]Each item on record is between two commas, I tried a lot of things to remove them but I failes, wich is the best method?
I'm sure this is a common problem but I have been unable to find a good solution anywhere.I am using line.Split to read a CSV file.Unfortunately the data contains strings that have comma's in them like so:
"Singer","Hasselhoff, David",21,15 This results in 5 strings: Singer
What is the best way to read a CSV file that contains quotes within fields?I was doing something like this but it is too hard coded it would seem.[code]
I have a comma separated file that has commas in the data, so using Split() doesn't work. I tried to use Jet 4.0, but a column has text and numeric data in it, so half of the values return null. After researching for hours and getting nowhere I attempted to write my own split function that checks for quotes so it can skip past the extra commas in the line. I fiddled with it for a few hours and got it almost running. [Code]
I want to read a text file that has multiple lines and commas on every line, every comma represents a value, like an integer or boolean. here is an example
50, 100, 50, 50, True, "C:WINDOWSWhatever.jpg"
I want to read each individual line from the text file and read the values after the comma's.
So the first value would be a picturebox height, the value after the second comma would be the width, the value after the third would be the top, after that the left, and then stretch image, and the location of the image. How could I do this?
I worked around to modifying regular expression below but i could't get what I need. I google it, many things found but not for what i want. Dim valid AS Boolean = Regex.IsMatch(TextBox1.Text, "^(,?d+){0,20}$")Allow numbers exactly like 32,1,6,32,12,21,21,54,675,8,4,3,2,9,0,21,21,21,43,744 in TextBox1. Perfect.
I'm having trouble inserting a string into another string. I need it to find the character "{" then place a set of strings on the next line. I have this (No error, just doesn't work)
vb.net Dim L As Integer L = AppM.ToString.IndexOf("{") Debug.Print(L) AppM.Insert(L, _..") FrmCode.RTB3.Text = AppM