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MiziaQ
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Mar 18 '08, 02:31 PM
How can I remove the first 4 characters from a string in vb, using LTrim ?
Thanks in advance :)
anuragshrivastava64
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Mar 18 '08, 02:45 PM
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MiziaQ
How can I remove the first 4 characters from a string in vb, using LTrim ?
Thanks in advance :)
Trim function is only meant to remove spaces.
U can try this
Left( " your string",4)
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mafaisal
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Mar 18 '08, 06:45 PM
Hello
U can also Use Mid, Right Functions To this
Faisal
Originally posted by
MiziaQ
How can I remove the first 4 characters from a string in vb, using LTrim ?
Thanks in advance :)
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Killer42
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Mar 18 '08, 11:15 PM
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U can also Use Mid, Right Functions To this
Yes. To remove the first four characters, just extract from the fifth onward.
X = Mid(X, 5)
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