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sanjit11
7 - Meteor
‎07-23-2021
06:41 AM
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Hi,
I am trying to achieve the result as shown in the attached file. I tried doing it using regex but I am unable to get accurate result.
Can someone assist?
Thanks.
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22 - Nova
‎07-23-2021
06:44 AM
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Hi @sanjit11
You can use regex like below in regex tool parse mode.
.+\s(\w{3})\s\w{3}
Workflow:
Hope this helps : )
JoaoLeiteV
10 - Fireball
‎07-23-2021
06:46 AM
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Hello @sanjit11,
You can use a formula to do that:
Just make sure all addresses have the last 7 numbers being the ZIP code.
‎07-23-2021
06:49 AM
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Awesome!! Thanks alot @JoaoLeiteV and @atcodedog05 .
I suppose i really need to practice regex in depth 😅
JoaoLeiteV
10 - Fireball
‎07-23-2021
06:51 AM
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Try taking a loot at Regexr. It's a good tool to check your Regex formulas and on the left panel, you can open a cheat sheet to see the possible commands.
