How to clean long list of email addresses?
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Hi everyone,
I need to review a 30K-record customer file with email addresses.
I can see many repeated mistakes, such as
- more than one '@' in an address
- 2 email addresses separated with a comma or a semicolon
- no suffix (.com )
etc.
Is there a way to highlight all the addresses that do not follow a specific syntax such as
[any_character_or_digit]@[any_character_or_digit][dot][a max of 3 characters]
If anyone has ever done this job, I'd be happy to learn from her/his experience.
thank you
Myriam
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As you mentioned, the first step is identifying any email address that does not meet that format. I have attached a solution that uses the following RegEx formula to do just that:
(\w+\@\w+\.\w{3})
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Hi CharlieS,
a big thanks from Paris!! :)
May I ask for a new question?
I need to do the similar job for website addresses.
I also find commas instead of dots, sometimes no "dotcom",...
the thing is : sometimes the "www" is specified, sometimes not.
sometimes I can read "http://" And the three values are correct
any idea?
thanks Myriam
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Could you provide some sample website data? Attaching a workflow with a Text Input is the best way to share that on the Community.
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Yes sure !!
I selected some "standard" ones, but also some with some spelling errors
thanks again for your help
Myriam
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Yes sure !!
I selected some "standard" ones, but also some with some spelling errors
thanks again for your help
Myriam
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Yes sure !!
I selected some "standard" ones, but also some with some spelling errors
thanks again for your help
Myriam
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Yes sure !!
I selected some "standard" ones, but also some with some spelling errors
thanks again for your help
Myriam
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Yes sure !!
I selected some "standard" ones, but also some with some spelling errors
thanks again for your help
Myriam
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CharlieS
Your RegEx for email is excluding some email structures which are correct. I have listed some of them in the attached file.
could you please show me how I can add new structures to refine the filtering?
many thanks
Myriam
