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I am working with a large volume of data and have numerous occasions where I
need to trim either from the left or the right specific number of characters
of a string of characters. I imagine this could be done in VB but I am not a
VB expert.
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See the Left, Right, Mid, and Trim functions.


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I am working with a large volume of data and have numerous
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need to trim either from the left or the right specific number
of characters
of a string of characters. I imagine this could be done in VB
but I am not a
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Have a look at the REPLACE function in Help,
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I am working with a large volume of data and have numerous occasions where
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characters
of a string of characters. I imagine this could be done in VB but I am
not a
VB expert.



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