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In Topic: Excel clean function in vb.net
Posted 2 Dec 2011
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In Topic: Excel clean function in vb.net
Posted 2 Dec 2011
lattimer1999, on 02 December 2011 - 12:22 PM, said:If I'm reading your post right. See if the below will work.
Dim RegExStr As String = "<[^>]*>" Dim Myclean As String = Regex.Replace([YourSting], RegExStr, "")
Then the Clean string will be Myclean.
Please let me if you need anymore help.
Works great except I also need to remove  . -
In Topic: Excel clean function in vb.net
Posted 2 Dec 2011
I do not understand what file you are talking about? The String comes from access database that comes from Helpdesk ticket system. And need to remove any unprintable text. Just like Clean does in Excel.
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