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take the output in a string then call the following<br />
strMystring=Replace(strMys<wbr />tring,vbcr<wbr />lf &amp;&nbsp;vbcrlf,vbcrlf)<br />
then continue with the output
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take the output in a string then call the following
strMystring=Replace(strMystring,vbcrlf & vbcrlf,vbcrlf)
then continue with the output

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if the above doesnt work check what characters are in the blank line and prefex and suffex those characters with vbcrlf
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if the above doesnt work check what characters are in the blank line and prefex and suffex those characters with vbcrlf

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sorry, I am new in VB scripting,<br />
could you give me more details?<br />
the output that containing blank lines are from the &quot;sub&quot;, <br />
how can I do some trimming when I call it from main?<br />
<br />
thanks &nbsp;
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sorry, I am new in VB scripting,
could you give me more details?
the output that containing blank lines are from the "sub",
how can I do some trimming when I call it from main?

thanks  

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In VB script, I want to remove the blank lines from a sub routine when it is called in the main script.<br />
For example: My VBscript reads like:<br />
....<br />
call sub1(argu1)<br />
<br />
sub sub1(argu1)<br />
...<br />
End sub<br />
<br />
The output of sub1 is like:<br />
&lt;blank line&gt;<br />
some data<br />
other data<br />
&lt;blank line&gt;<br />
yet another data<br />
<br />
How could I remove the &lt;blank line&gt; and make it feel better.<br />
<br />
Thanks, ezlee
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In VB script, I want to remove the blank lines from a sub routine when it is called in the main script.
For example: My VBscript reads like:
....
call sub1(argu1)

sub sub1(argu1)
...
End sub

The output of sub1 is like:
<blank line>
some data
other data
<blank line>
yet another data

How could I remove the <blank line> and make it feel better.

Thanks, ezlee

Remove blank lines return from a sub

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