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Can you please provide a sample of the string that you need to parse? Depending on the structure of the string, you will be able to parse the string and pull out the different variables that you want. <br />
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If you post a sample, I may be able to write the parse statement for you.
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Can you please provide a sample of the string that you need to parse? Depending on the structure of the string, you will be able to parse the string and pull out the different variables that you want.

If you post a sample, I may be able to write the parse statement for you.

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string parsestring &nbsp;= VCA is the %Animal% Hospital and It's located %texas%
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string parsestring  = VCA is the %Animal% Hospital and It's located %texas%

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Actually string is changeable but it would follow same format I am giving you.
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Actually string is changeable but it would follow same format I am giving you.

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This requires a little more code than I can do over my phone, but the following example should give you everything you need to get the variables you want.<br />
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<a href="http://forums.asp.net/post/4308098.aspx" rel="ugc"> Extract a value between two spaces in a string</a>
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This requires a little more code than I can do over my phone, but the following example should give you everything you need to get the variables you want.

Extract a value between two spaces in a string [http://forums.asp.net/post/4308098.aspx]

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I have <br />
string like this<br />
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string mystring = This is the %EventName% and place is %ShelterName%<br />
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&nbsp;I want to seperate the %EventName% ,%shelterName% as seperate string.<br />
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I am not sure how I can loop thorugh string and get the position of %.Please Help me out with this.
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I have 
string like this

string mystring = This is the %EventName% and place is %ShelterName%

 I want to seperate the %EventName% ,%shelterName% as seperate string.

I am not sure how I can loop thorugh string and get the position of %.Please Help me out with this.

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