String Formatting

Apr 14, 2008

Hi, I've a string like :

'...,,,,,123456789,,,,,,.........876564532$$££^^(.........,,,,,'

I'd like to know if there is a way to replace everything between these two integers (well, actually we can say two words as they are in the string format) with a single comma (i.e ,) and remove everthing leading and trialing to these two numbers please ?

In short , I would like to see the above line after string manipulation as follows :

'123456789,876564532'

Thanks for your help.

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