How to Split string of datagridview column value in c# .net?

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Hello,

I have a string and i want to separate string and integer value from this string.
from datagridview column value.

My data gridviewcolumn value is:-

"Customized Kreation Wardrobe 1"
"Customized Kreation Wardrobe 2"
"Customized Kreation Wardrobe 3"
"Customized Kreation Wardrobe 4"
"Customized Kreation Wardrobe n"

I want to separate whole string and integer value.

How can be possible?

Please help me.

Thanks in Advance.

Ankit Agarwal
Software Engineer

Posted 20-Mar-14 3:12am

ankit.agg1984

Updated 20-Mar-14 3:31am

Tejas Vaishnav

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joshrduncan2012 20-Mar-14 9:22am

Look into how strings can be split. That's all you have to do, regardless if this is in a datagridview or not.

[no name] 20-Mar-14 9:25am

My datagridview column values:-
Product Name
"Customized Kreation Wardrobe 1"
"Customized Kreation Wardrobe 2"
"Customized Kreation Wardrobe 3"
"Customized Kreation Wardrobe 4"
"Customized Kreation Wardrobe n"

I want separate integer value and string from this column values.
It's my need.

Tejas Vaishnav 20-Mar-14 9:32am

What will be the desired output..

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Raul Iloc · Answer 1 · 2014-03-20T03:56:00

You should use regular expression like in the next example:

C#

const string expression = @"\d+$"; 
Regex regEx = new Regex(expression );
//
foreach (string item in yourStringList)
{
 Match match = regEx.Match(item);
 if(match .Success)
 {
  string intValue = match.Value;  // ==> the int part from the end!
  string messageValue = item.Substring(0, match.Index);
  //use your values
  //
 }
}