how to concatenate a string in between another string

[sunal]

hi,

i wanted to concatenate 2 strings. i have two strings, s1 and s2. i wanted to concatenate s2 in between the text at specific place in s1, instead at the end. how do i do this?

please help.

thanks sunal

[Yamaeda]

You need to use Split string on S1 and then concatenate s1' + s2 + s1"

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[Taki1999]

Split s1 where you want to insert, then concat s1a, s2, and s1b by expanding the concat to accept 3 parameters.

EDIT: Doh, I'm too slow. . .

[aeastet]

How do you know where to insert the text from S2 into S1?

[smercurio_fc]

I have found that a hammer works quite well in these kinds of situations.

[Yamaeda]

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@aeastet wrote:

How do you know where to insert the text from S2 into S1?

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That wasn't the question. For now. 😉

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[sunal]

yup.got it thanks.

[aeastet]

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@Yamaeda wrote:

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@aeastet wrote:

How do you know where to insert the text from S2 into S1?

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That wasn't the question. For now. 😉

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No but it will probably make a difference on how you do it.

[Yamaeda]

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@aeastet wrote:

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@Yamaeda wrote:

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@aeastet wrote:

How do you know where to insert the text from S2 into S1?

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That wasn't the question. For now. 😉

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No but it will probably make a difference on how you do it.

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I was ready to bet some pennies on what the next question would be ... but it hasn't come yet. 🙂

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