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I am reading lines from a formatted data file (values in right justified
columns) and using split to extract the values from each line into an array. The problem is the number of spaces between values is not constant, and split adds a new array value for every space it finds in the text string. Is there a way to set split to treat consecutive spaces as a single delimiter like you can in TextToColumns? |
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