Well, you said you need to use split to do this. Split takes a string to split, a delimiter to split and (optionally) an integer to limit the amount of times the string will be split and returns an array.
consider this code
Dim myFirstString As String
Dim mySecondString As String
Dim combinedString As String
Dim splitstring As String() ' note that this is an ARRAY of strings
myFirstString = ';hello';
mySecondString = ';world';
combinedString = myFirstString %26amp; '; '; %26amp; mySecondString
'combinedString now holds ';hello world';
' now split the string every time there is a space
splitstring = Split(combinedString, '; ';)
MessageBox.Show(splitstring(0))
MessageBox.Show(splitstring(1))
'alternatively you can use a for each statement to loop through the array
For Each part As String In Split(combinedString, '; ';)
MessageBox.Show(part)
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New_string=Mid$(String,Start,Number_of_c鈥?br>
example:
strc=';Hello World';
new_str1=Mid$(strc,1,5) 'new_str1= ';Hello';
new_str2=Mid$(strc,6) 'new_str= ';World';
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