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How can I extract the numbers from an array and diplay each one as a number rather than in an array
Don't use "delete from array", it is not useful for this and very inefficient. Use "index array", it is resizeable. 🙂
Message Edited by altenbach on 06-23-2006 02:23 AM
Ash,
The example is pretty efficient, and has the advantage of being fairly flexible if you have an odd format to your string.
Other ways to do it:
1. If you have a known format (e.g. always 7 numbers separated by commas), you could use the Scan From String function. This would avoid the need to loop on the string.
2. You could do something similar to the example, but use the Search/Split String function instead of the Pattern Match function. This would let you pull out the commas as you travel down the string, and grab the numbers that occur before them. This is less flexible than the example, but it might be a shade faster.
I'm sure others here have some unwholesomely clever ways of doing this as well.
Joe Z.
The example is pretty efficient, and has the advantage of being fairly flexible if you have an odd format to your string.
Other ways to do it:
1. If you have a known format (e.g. always 7 numbers separated by commas), you could use the Scan From String function. This would avoid the need to loop on the string.
2. You could do something similar to the example, but use the Search/Split String function instead of the Pattern Match function. This would let you pull out the commas as you travel down the string, and grab the numbers that occur before them. This is less flexible than the example, but it might be a shade faster.
I'm sure others here have some unwholesomely clever ways of doing this as well.
Joe Z.
