The original sample had this as the desired results. ',0.022,,0.022,'
A comma's between blank and filled fields, and I assumed commas between filled fields, but if you had multiple blanks in a row, no comma's between them. That's what I built my regex to do at least.
On Tue, 2020-01-14 at 14:56 -0600, Vernon Hamberg wrote:
Ah how we love clear specifications!
Somewhere in the thread, Michael said, in effect, that he wanted to
replace each blank value with a comma - so the triple-comma value is the
desired result.
At least that's what I kind of remember!
Cheers
Vern
On 1/14/2020 2:41 PM, Jon Paris wrote:
Right - so 12345 blank blank blank 23456 will result in 12345,,,23456
But that is not what the OP wanted I believe - he wanted the result to be 12345,23456 i.e. no matter how many blank fields only one comma.
Which is why I responded as I did to Vern
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