The reason I didn't mention string.split is because it won't work as
expected in his case. In the original poster's question, the string he
provided contained a space after each comma. That means the code would have
to look like this:
string s = "243, 567, 324, 345";
string[] myarray = s.Split(new char[]{',' , " "});
As a result, myarray will contains 8 items...because string.split split the
array on each occurance of each character.
Regex.Split() will split it properly and accepts a string input as well.
ShaneB