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StringParser2 has wildcard search, though I think the * character only counts as a single character so you'd have to (experiment more to be sure X) and in case..) prepare multiple lines for different situations
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active spins when .?0 or .??0 is detected
Make sure you tick "wildcard search" in search mode when plugging StringParser2 in the frame
Thanks, Schrodinger! I basically knew the option with StringParser2, i just thought that there may be a hidden feature somewhere in expression editor itself But thanks for the tip, i wanna give it a try
The String Parser 2 object is pretty much in every exporter so you can always use that. But if you want to do it without it you can set the string to Str$(Val(string$( "String" ))) This will convert it to a number and then back to string. Keep in mind it will round up the value if it has more than 3 decimals. If you need more decimals i would suggest the String Parser 2 object.