Split a String in Crystal Reports

Hi All,
I need help in creating a formula to extract the date for database field and refer to screenshot below
For Example :10/28/2013
Thanks for your help in advance

Hi Monica,
Do you need the first date in the string or the date that appears immediately after the text 'N319'?
To extract the first date, use this code:
StringVar AuditLog := {Audit_Log};
stringvar array arr;
numbervar i;
stringvar s;
arr := Split (AuditLog, "*");
for i := 1 to ubound(arr) do
    if instr(arr[i]," ") > 0 OR isdate(arr[i]) then    
        s := split(arr[i], " ")[1];
        if isdate(s) then
            s := s;
            i := ubound(arr)+1;
s;
-Abhilash

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    VS 2012
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