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please try this:<br />
Filetext = filetext.Replace(@&quot;&quot;&quot;&quot;, String.Empty )
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please try this:
Filetext = filetext.Replace(@"""", String.Empty )

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try<br />
<br />
filetext = filetext.Replace(Chr(34), &quot;&quot;)
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try

filetext = filetext.Replace(Chr(34), "")

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In my opinion, a combination of them both is the most readable:<br />
<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; filetext = filetext.Replace(Chr(34), String.Empty)<br />

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In my opinion, a combination of them both is the most readable:

        filetext = filetext.Replace(Chr(34), String.Empty)


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I’m trying to remove all “ (the double quote characters), but I am getting this error:<br />
“overload resolution failed because no accessible &nbsp;‘Replace’ accepts this number of arguments.<br />
<br />
Thank you for your time and expertise,<br />
Gr8life<br />
<br />
Source code: <br />
<br />
Filetext = filetext.Replace(“””, “”)<br />

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I’m trying to remove all “ (the double quote characters), but I am getting this error:
“overload resolution failed because no accessible  ‘Replace’ accepts this number of arguments.

Thank you for your time and expertise,
Gr8life

Source code: 

Filetext = filetext.Replace(“””, “”)


Replace &quot; from text file

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Replace &quot; from text file

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