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Replacing a character string with 0's - only if....
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13/12/2000 18:07:25
 
 
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13/12/2000 17:58:56
Erin Eby
Mission Critical Software
Gainesville, Florida, United States
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Forum:
Visual FoxPro
Category:
Coding, syntax & commands
Miscellaneous
Thread ID:
00453144
Message ID:
00453149
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21
>if the character is not = to a -, it replaces the character with a 0. for example, the first character is a 1, so it looks at that,
>sees it's not a -, and then attempts to replace it with a 0. i would like my end result to be 000-000-0000. but, i dont' know how to do the REPLACE part of the code. any clues?

Why not build a seperate string during the process and use that at the end? Otherwise, the REPLACE you're looking for is hte Stuff() fucintions. Also, if all the characters are digits (no letters) you can also do something like this:

?CHRTRAN('123-456-7890', '123456789', REPLICATE('0', 9))
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