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Cutting text from one location to another
Post 302097786 by hemangjani on Tuesday 28th of November 2006 01:40:40 PM
11-28-2006
Thanks
but, this just prompts the result on the screen. I need to replace it in the file that has the input text string.
I was trying to put your solution in a variable and replace it with changed text, but not successful.
Plus as mentioned earlier it is not a fixed length text, -m could be in different column.
but, this just prompts the result on the screen. I need to replace it in the file that has the input text string.
I was trying to put your solution in a variable and replace it with changed text, but not successful.
Plus as mentioned earlier it is not a fixed length text, -m could be in different column.
Last edited by hemangjani; 11-28-2006 at 02:58 PM..
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