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You can also use the common name for this as follows:<br />
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strFormattedString = Replace(strUnformattedStri<wbr />ng, &quot;&amp;&quot;, &quot;&quot;)<br />
&nbsp;GetCleanString = strFormattedString<br />

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You can also use the common name for this as follows:

strFormattedString = Replace(strUnformattedString, "&", "")
 GetCleanString = strFormattedString


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I tried that, and it still returned an XML document with the same error... &nbsp;
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I tried that, and it still returned an XML document with the same error...  

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to answer this in the way your looking for, &amp;&nbsp;= 38<br />
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strFormattedString = Replace(strUnformattedStri<wbr />ng, Chr$(38), &quot;&quot;)<br />
GetCleanString = strFormattedString<br />
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Also, i used Chr$(38) instead of Chr(38),this may help
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to answer this in the way your looking for, & = 38

strFormattedString = Replace(strUnformattedString, Chr$(38), "")
GetCleanString = strFormattedString

Also, i used Chr$(38) instead of Chr(38),this may help

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whoops, I am stupid. &nbsp;I was cleaning it for &amp;'s and for apostrophes, and it went back to the &amp;&nbsp;before the second clean. &nbsp; It works now. &nbsp;Thanks!
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whoops, I am stupid.  I was cleaning it for &'s and for apostrophes, and it went back to the & before the second clean.   It works now.  Thanks!

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hi, I know that <br />
<br />
strFormattedString = Replace(strUnformattedStri<wbr />ng, Chr(39), &quot;&quot;)<br />
&nbsp; GetCleanString = strFormattedString<br />
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will replace an apostrophe with a blank, but is there a # that will replace an ampersand? &nbsp; My XML document is not happy with them in it... &nbsp;<br />
&nbsp; Thanks in advance!<br />
<br />
&nbsp;-Al
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hi, I know that 

strFormattedString = Replace(strUnformattedString, Chr(39), "")
  GetCleanString = strFormattedString

will replace an apostrophe with a blank, but is there a # that will replace an ampersand?   My XML document is not happy with them in it...  
  Thanks in advance!

 -Al

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