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or maybe:<br />
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s = s.split(&quot;\.&quot;)[0];<br />

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The first one works if you put it like this:<br />
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s=s.substring(0,dot);<br />
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Thanks!
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The first one works if you put it like this:

s=s.substring(0,dot);

Thanks!

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Hi!<br />
<br />
I have a string value that can look somewhat like this:<br />
&quot;410.13456&quot;<br />
&quot;1024.7940&quot;<br />
or something like that.<br />
<br />
What I want to do is, if there's a &quot;.&quot; in the string, remove everything behind it. Ie. &quot;410.13456&quot; will become &quot;410&quot;.<br />
<br />
How do I do this the simplest way possible.<br />
<br />
Regards,<br />
David
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Hi!

I have a string value that can look somewhat like this:
"410.13456"
"1024.7940"
or something like that.

What I want to do is, if there's a "." in the string, remove everything behind it. Ie. "410.13456" will become "410".

How do I do this the simplest way possible.

Regards,
David

To trim a string value

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