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var word = this.value.split(delimiter<wbr />)<br />
alert(word[0])<br />
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other variations, but I thought you would find this amusing. 
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var word = this.value.split(delimiter)
alert(word[0])

other variations, but I thought you would find this amusing.

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Anyone have the @Word formula language function written as a javascript function? &nbsp;Accepting the 3 parameters and returning the specified word...<br />
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I could really use this and cant figure out how to write it...
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Anyone have the @Word formula language function written as a javascript function?  Accepting the 3 parameters and returning the specified word...

I could really use this and cant figure out how to write it...

@Word formula language function written as a javascript function?

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