VBScript Right Function

Complete VBScript Reference

The Right function returns a specified number of characters from the right side of a string.

Tip: Use the Len function to find the number of characters in a string.

Tip: Also look at the Left function.

Syntax

Right(string,length)

Example 1

dim txt
txt="This is a beautiful day!"
document.write(Right(txt,11))

Output:

utiful day!

Example 2

dim txt
txt="This is a beautiful day!"
document.write(Right(txt,100))

Output:

This is a beautiful day!

Example 3

dim txt,x
txt="This is a beautiful day!"
x=Len(txt)
document.write(Right(txt,x))

Output:

This is a beautiful day!

Complete VBScript Reference

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