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I have the following text string:
Rcpt Revsed as Remit Faild on 02/15/06. Orig Paym Detl - PSON:BOB_23200937334 Orig Paymethd:DIR American Express C.Bnk:Credit Card Bank Rtng#: Acct#:3732-xxxx-xxxx-xx5 Exp Date:09/30/06 Ptech mesg:Call Voice Center. What I want to do is an if statement that says if the Acct # starts with a 3 label it as american express if it starts with a 4 label it as a Visa if it starts with a 5 label it as a Discover. However, the only problem is that sometimes the account number appears in the beginning of the text, sometimes at the middle and sometimes at the end. Can someone help? Thanks. -- Thanks for your help! Walter |
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