I need some advice in addition to some advisory statements about what to do the right way.
I have a Form that collects data from coworkers at my agency. We're gonna use it almost daily and one of the little straggling features my boss really wants is for our employees to be able to add To-Do items directly from the Form. They sit down, crack out some data, then they realize they need to remember a task for later in the week. Rather than manually entering the task in To-Do or their Outlook client, it'd be great for them to just type out the To-Do item and then have it magically appear in their Do-List later.
My boss specified one condition that must be met is for our employees to be able to enter several To-Do items simultaneously. To achieve this from Forms we've designated the semicolon ";" as a special character to delimit a new item. I've found that PA offers connectivity to To-Do and even allows you to pluck out strings that your user has input into a Forms response.
I'm stuck navigating my way through a raw unbroken string containing several special characters and converting it to several individual delimited strings ending with ";".
In effect, go from "Get Signatures for Doc; Write Application notes; Get coffee;..."
to "Get signatures for Doc" - "Write Application notes" - "Get coffee"...
My first assumption was to attempt to split the string on the delimiter character but I couldn't find a string split method. LOL.
Guidance is much appreciated.
