Contains the different array elements. The string will be cut according to the specified element separator.
If this parameter corresponds to an empty string (""), the dimension of the array is set to one dimension and a single row.

Name of the one-dimensional array into which the elements found in the string must be added. This array must be allocated in a simple type or in a structure type.

Separator used in <String> to separate the values of the different array elements. The element separator used by default is the CR character (Carriage Return).

Contains the different array elements.
The string will be cut according to the specified row separator, then according to the column separator. The elements will be added row by row. There will be as many rows as the number of <Row separator>. Columns will be added if the maximum number of <Column separator> exceeds the number of columns in the array.
Each column must have a corresponding value for the row.
The number of result array columns is the number of elements in the first row.
If a row contains more elements than the first row, the extra elements will be concatenated in the last element.
If a row contains less elements than the first row, the non-assigned array cells keep their default value.
If this parameter corresponds to an empty string (""), the dimension of the array is set to one dimension and a single row.

Name of the two-dimensional array where the elements found in the string must be added. This array must be allocated in a simple type or in a structure type.

Separator used in <String> to separate the values of the different rows. The row separator used by default is the CR character (Carriage Return).

Separator used in the <String> to separate the values of the different columns. The column separator used by default is TAB.