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Is there an Excel function that will do sort of the reverse of "concatenate"? I want to take a cell that contains " X,Y " and read it into 2 cells containing " X "  and " Y ".
Zones: Ms Office SuiteDate Answered: 12/17/1999 Views: 0
How can I use a single part of a concatenated field? i.e.-for example a name field contains a concatenated string and I want to use only one part of the string.
Zones: MS AccessDate Answered: 01/25/2000 Views: 0
I have a need to concatenate 2 more files.  The user will choose the files via the windows dialog box (I need the dialog box to allow the user to choose more than one file - similiar to holding dow...
Zones: MS AccessDate Answered: 03/21/2000 Views: 0
I need to concatenate records from one field of a subform based on query, to copy them to memo text box e.g. LastName records, seperated by commas, Name1, Name2, Name5, Name8... I'd like to use com...
Zones: MS AccessDate Answered: 07/25/2000 Views: 0
I want to create a dialog box that will be able filter file types on the fly. My program needs to be able to change the file extention that it writes to, so I allow the user to alter and register t...
Zones: C++Date Answered: 11/28/2000 Views: 0
Hi, I have the following code, all of which works fine except for the links down the bottom (underneath cast your vote). I dont really know if I can do this or not. I want the links to be hard cod...
Zones: XMLDate Answered: 06/11/2001 Views: 0
i'm trying to implement lz encoding.  i've tried using the bitset class to handle binary words, but you cannot concatenate them or resize them.  what is the best way to handle binary in c++? _ryan
Zones: C++, CYGWINDate Answered: 03/12/2002 Views: 0
How do I concatenate x number of strings without taking a huge performace hit? Ideally i would like to arrive at a solution which works in a simular way to java's StringBuffer. Any ideas?
Zones: C++Date Answered: 11/21/2002 Views: 0
Hi, I have the following query :- SELECT 'BEGIN_TITLE ' || pcms_chdoc_data.title || ' END_TITLE',        pcms_chdoc_detail_desc.DATA,        pcms_chdoc_data.product_id, pcms_chdoc_data.targ...
Zones: OracleDate Answered: 04/30/2003 Views: 0
Hello all, Let me start by saying, I am an amatuer and the database I am working with was built by professionals...or so they told me.  Currently I have a resources table that has lets say 5000...
Zones: MS SQL ServerDate Answered: 05/07/2003 Views: 0