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How to skip special character (#)

Dear experts,

I am having a problem of getting my project code, because the project code that I am passing contains a special character which is #.
so, every number after # sign is being ignored, and end up with wrong project code in my linq query.
How can I encode this project code before it is passing to the query.

Thank you in advance.
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8/22/2022 - Mon
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