Hi,
I have a source file from which all rows need to be cleaned.
The strings in that column are composed as follows <string part a>|"<string part b>".
I need to seperate part b from all the rest. String part a are always 12 digits.
How can I remove the first part of the string, including the " character. Also I want to remove the second ". String part b also always has 12 digits.
Can this be solved with a certain RegEx - formula?
thanks for your time and assistance.
regards
Philip
Example:
282008472524|"749A4E235CA4"
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Hey @Schnugru! You could use a Text to Columns tool with the pipe | as the delimiter. Split your field into 2 columns. Then, you will just have to apply the following formula to the second field that is generated:
REGEX_Replace([Field12], '"', "")
Hope this helps!
Thanks, that was the Tool I was looking for.
Chhers
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