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  1. Oct 6th, 2005, 09:25 AM #1
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    Resolved String.Trim spaces and tabs [Resolved]

    I want to trim leading and trailing spaces AND tabs from a string.

    How do I specify both characters in the paramarray?

    e.g. strTmp = strTmp.Trim( ???? )

    i.e. how do I load a "paramarray" with a space and a tab char?

    Thanks, DaveBo
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    Re: String.Trim spaces and tabs

    (" "c, Convert.ToChar(9))

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    Re: String.Trim spaces and tabs

    strTmp = strTmp.Trim() will get rid of any spaces, tabs, and returns automatically, if I recall.
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    Re: String.Trim spaces and tabs

    Thanks, I just got this working

    strTmp = strTmp.Trim(" ", Chr(9))
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