In the Foxpro language the is a function called: AT(SearchingFor,StringToSearch,Count) So if I want to find out what location the 3rd "e" is in the string "terrence" I would say: ?at("e","terrence",3) and that would return 7, the location of the 3rd "e". Does python have something simular? Thanks. -- --------------------------------------------------------- Terrence P. Spencer Director of Information Technologies Municipal Advisory Council of Texas
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