Split a string into an array.

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Hi all,

I have a string as example "L2 022" (ignore the double quote). How to split a string of space? So if I split into and array of arrStr(1), the value will be:

arrStr(0) = L2
arrStr(1) = 022

I don't put a delimiter on database. How can I do this?

Posted 16-Mar-14 22:26pm

Luiey Ichigo

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Solution 1

I suggest you start here:

Microsoft MSDN - Sting.Split[^]

This should give you all the information you need to split a string.

Posted 16-Mar-14 22:40pm

Pheonyx

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Marcin Kozub 17-Mar-14 5:41am

+5 for link

Solution 3

VB

Dim str as String = "L2 022"
Dim arrStr() As String = str.Split(New [Char]() {" "c})

See String.Split Method (Char())[^].

Posted 16-Mar-14 22:51pm

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OriginalGriff · Accepted Answer · 2014-03-16T22:44:00

Solution 2

Try:

VB

Dim str As String = "L2 022"
Dim arrStr() As String = str.Split(" ")

Posted 16-Mar-14 22:44pm

OriginalGriff

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Luiey Ichigo 18-Mar-14 4:08am

I also do this and it works :)

arrStr = str.Split()

OriginalGriff 18-Mar-14 5:45am

It is a better idea to specify the split characters: it makes it a lot clearer if next time you want to split "L2-022" instead - which won't split using the default method. It's hardly any extra typing, and it means it's clearer when you read it later.