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REMRIGHT()
Removes particular characters at the end of a string
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Syntax
REMRIGHT(<cString>,[<cCharacter|nCharacter>])
--> cString
Arguments
<cString> Designates the string that is processed.
<cCharacter|nCharacter> Designates the character that is removed
from the end of the <cString>. The default value is a space, CHR(32).
Returns
REMRIGHT() returns the modified <cString>.
Description
REMRIGHT() functions exactly like CA-Clipper's RTRIM(), with one
exception. While the CA-Clipper function can only remove spaces,
REMRIGHT() can remove any character you choose. The character that is
removed can be specified with the <cCharacter|nCharacter> parameter.
Note
. When the <cCharacter|nCharacter> parameter is not specified,
spaces are removed.
Examples
. Remove the spaces:
? REMRIGHT(" abc ") // " abc"
. Remove the character ".":
? REMRIGHT("..abc..", ".") // "..abc"
See Also:
REMALL()
REMLEFT()
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