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Hi,<br />
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This should do the trick:<br />

<pre><code id="code-291159">string val = &quot;skj(ælsu(39)&quot;;
int lastPosition = val.LastIndexOf('(');
if (lastPosition&gt;0)
    val = val.Substring(0, lastPosition);
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Hi,

This should do the trick:


string val = "skj(ælsu(39)";
int lastPosition = val.LastIndexOf('(');
if (lastPosition>0)
    val = val.Substring(0, lastPosition);


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string x = &quot;skj(ælsu(39)&quot;;<br />
if(x.Contains('(')<br />
x=x.Substring(0,x.LastInde<wbr />xOf('(');
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string x = "skj(ælsu(39)";
if(x.Contains('(')
x=x.Substring(0,x.LastIndexOf('(');

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I have a string. I want to find the last instance of &quot;(&quot; and remove it and everything that is behind it.<br />
For example:&quot;skj(ælsu(39)&quot;. &nbsp;I would like to return: &quot;skj(ælsu&quot;<br />
How do I do that
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I have a string. I want to find the last instance of "(" and remove it and everything that is behind it.
For example:"skj(ælsu(39)".  I would like to return: "skj(ælsu"
How do I do that

remove part of string

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