STRIP function removes a text string you specify from the beginning and/or end of a text value you specify.
TRIM ( TEXT ) is equivalent to STRIP ( TEXT, "\t\", TRUE, TRUE ). See TRIM ( TEXT ) for more information.
By default, Author removes the characters from both the beginning and the end of the text. If you want to specify just one or the other, you must use the TRUE_FALSE parameters.
\\ – backslash character |
\h – non-breaking hyphen |
\l – line break |
\p – paragraph mark |
\s – non-breaking space |
\t – tab |
Function name | STRIP |
Usage model | STRIP ( TEXT, Characters: TEXT, at beginning: TRUE_FALSE, at end: TRUE_FALSE ) |
Parameters | This function requires you to replace four parameters: |
TEXT |
The function searches this string of characters. |
characters: TEXT |
This parameters refers to the string of characters for which you want the function to search. |
at beginning: TRUE_FALSE |
If the variable is true, the function strips characters from the beginning of the text. |
at end: TRUE_FALSE |
If the variable is true, the function strips characters from the end of the text. |
Result | A text value. |
After you download the example template, you can import the template to any workspace to see this example code in action.