My substring value is “119270-2-1~5|10”
val = 119270-2-1~5|10
I can get the fist string of “119270-2-1” using
txtfield1.Text = val.Substring(0, val.IndexOf('~'));
I can find the last string “10” using
numfield3.Value = Convert.ToInt32(val.Substring(val.LastIndexOf('|')+1));
However, I can’t get the middle value between the “~” and the “|”.
What I’ve tried so far
numfield2.Value = val.Substring(val.IndexOf('~'), val.IndexOf('|'));
numfield2.Value = Convert.ToInt32(val.Substring(val.IndexOf('~'), val.IndexOf('|'));
This is the error I keep getting:

I’d imagine some of you could solve this much quicker than I can.
Banderson
(Brandon Anderson)
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This is taken from code to split up string coming from a barcode, but it should work for what you want.
string barcode = barcodeObj.ToString();
// Split barcode into parts
var items = barcode.Split('-');
string job = items[1];
string asm = items[2];
string opr = items[3];
so split it twice, the first time with one delimiter, and the second time with the second.
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Works great to split the string, just had to make a minor change on the sending form.
I think I should have it from here. Appreciate it, again!
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Oh, and I also had to change it from
string job = items[1];
string asm = items[2];
string opr = items[3];
to
string job = items[0];
string asm = items[1];
string opr = items[2];
but works great.