If checkboxList.Items(i).Selected Then .Fields("DESC1").Value += checkboxList.Items(i).Text + ", " End If
should produce output such as "A, B, C,(space)", which will then be bound to a dynamically created GridView. I would like to remove the last two-char string, that is ",(space)". How can I do this?
i have the folowing problem: i made a combobox on my form and in order to add items to it i use a normal textbox and a string in application settings, the textbox add's the item in both the combobox( with this code ComboBox1.Items.Add(TextBox1.Text) ) and the string in application settings with the folowing code:
I have a string which contains words with parentheses. I need to remove the whole word from the string. For example: for the input, "car wheels_(four) klaxon" the result should be, "car klaxon".
How can you remove number from a sting. The numbers could be anywhere in the sting and they could be any combination of numbers but would be together in the string. Ie abcdefg321hijk....
How can I remove all of the text to the right of the second to last / in a string. Before = ftp://sylenttechnologies.com/text/test/another test/ After = ftp://sylenttechnologies.com/text/test/
I have calulator while pressing the calculator buttons that corrsponding caption will display in text box ex:(12 + 2+ (text1) - sum1+[Ref1]/[ref2])
1. how to remove [i have button for remove] string upto previous oprator 2. ex now if i cliked the remove button ex :(12 + 2+ (text1) - sum1+[Ref1]/ should be like this 3. again i clicked it should be like this ex :(12 + 2+ (text1) - sum1+
This should be simple but apparently it's not. I have a text file, 694 bytes. At byte 500 there's a null in the file. I've tried reading it as text and binary and I end up with a string, 694 bytes long. But anyting I do with this string fails because it appears to stop at character 500. I can do a ? asc(mystring.substring(549,1)) and I get 9 (tab). Print character 550 and I get 0. Print character 551 and I get 32 (space). How do I get rid of this null?
I'm data binding to a label in a grid and need to knock off the last two chars, not so easy as I thought.I know this is wrong it just shows how I'm coding:
Code:Private Sub TemplateControl_DataBinding_Label(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs)
I want to remove duplicate values from a string using VB.NET. If values = "3,40,15,109,15" then I need the end result to be "3,40,15,109". I'm using the code below but receiving the error message 'Value of type 'String' cannot be converted to '1-dimensional array of String' and I'm not sure how to proceed.
Dim values As String values = lblIDList.Text 'Remove duplicates values = RemoveDuplicates(values)
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Value of type 'String' cannot be converted to '1-dimensional array of String'.
I am trying to remove everything AFTER a specified character in a string. The string is just the Environ("username") and the local machine's IP address separated by a colon. IE username:127.0.0.1.. I have tried everything I could possibly think of in the last hour to do this with one or two lines of code and can't wrap my head around it.
is there anyway i can remove part of a string? if i had this string here "REMOVETHISPART-KEEPTHISPART" in a listbox how can i just remove "REMOVETHISPART-"
lets say I had a string variable that contained "Hello World!", (or whatever the string contained) how would i remove the the right most spaces to make it say "Hello World" (im reading in items from a text file using substrings that has fixed positions with one line of the text containing several different items) or does it automatically eliminate the right most spaces???