Hello. I hope you can help me, because I struggle with this one. I want to create two columns from my sample data. See attached the 'raw data' and the desired outcome.
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Hi @Rik1983,
here is a quick example to do this:
Output:
Workflow attached. Let me know what you think.
Best
Alex
Thanks for this! Too easy! However my sample date is unfortunately not the real life. The name of the persons are different. So the "contains person" will not work for me... Any other suggestions for this?
Can we ensure that we will always have 13 rows? Or has the Client always a couple whitespaces in front?
We need some rule to split it.
Hi @Rik1983 ,
if the "person" rows are not indented, but the client rows are, it could be a solution to use indentation:
Let me know, if it works for you.
Best,
Roland
This is briljant. I didn't even know that this formula existed! In fact what happens is the count of the white spaces before the "client name"? And based on this you have a "unique" ID for the client.
Correct - the white spaces before client is always the case. Thanks for your help!!