I'm trying to extract all the data from a field after the very last underscore "_" in the data (see below screenshot).
So the data highlighted in RED would be the extract. I tried using formulas but nothing seems to work. Can this be done in a formula?
... or does it need to be done in REGEX? If it needs to be done in regex, can someone help me with what the code would like?
Still a beginner with REGEX unfortunately.
2024_08_07_August RNR Green FB_A24FN170DAADAAD |
2024_08_05_August RNR TS AM FB_A24FN206DAADAAD |
2024_08_05_August RNR TS AM_B24FN206DAPDAARR |
2024_08_05_August RNR TS AM_A24FN207DANOA |
2024_08_05_August RNR TS AM_G24FN206 |
Thanks for any help! Javier
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@Jdelagu11 one way of doing this
That worked! Thanks so much for the quick resolution! I'm going to have to start studying what all those characters mean! :)
I used the below code to pull out all the data in RED in a formula tool:
REGEX_Replace([FieldName],'.*_(.*)', '$1')
2024_08_07_August RNR Green FB_A24FN170DAADAAD |
2024_08_05_August RNR TS AM FB_A24FN206DAADAAD |
2024_08_05_August RNR TS AM_B24FN206DAPDAARR |
2024_08_05_August RNR TS AM_A24FN207DANOA |
2024_08_05_August RNR TS AM_G24FN206 |
This worked great but now i need to pull out all the data in red after the character "\". How would i alter regex below to do this?
I tried this - but that didn't work:
REGEX_Replace([FieldName],'.*\(.*)', '$1')
2024_08_07_August RNR Green FB\A24FN170DAADAAD |
2024_08_05_August RNR TS AM FB\A24FN206DAADAAD |
2024_08_05_August RNR TS AM\B24FN206DAPDAARR |
2024_08_05_August RNR TS AM\A24FN207DANOA |
2024_08_05_August RNR TS AM\G24FN206 |
Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
I'm starting to think the forward slash \ is not allowed in Regex?