I have a string list of numbers. I need to split them, and apply Value to it. Does this have to be done in a ForAll?
Label38.Text = "1234,4321,2341"
This would be too easy:
Value(Split(TestList,Split(Label38.Text,",")))
How would I do this?
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Yes, since Split() produces a single column table with multiple rows, you will need some way to evaluate each row individually. A ForAll() is a good way to do this.
You can use Concat() to paste the table back into a string later if you like.
Hope that helps,
Bryan
Yes, since Split() produces a single column table with multiple rows, you will need some way to evaluate each row individually. A ForAll() is a good way to do this.
You can use Concat() to paste the table back into a string later if you like.
Hope that helps,
Bryan
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