I have this regex code(below) that I'm running in Alteryx.It is designed to parse words
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Hi,
I guess you have to make the last group optional too.
You're looking for drive or dr or ave or avenue or lane or ln or loop or hwy, etc, etc.. but 110 Tom Main has no one of those words.
This isn't a totally REGEX solution, but you could trim the street names off the end prior to doing the regex parse within a Formula tool:
trim(regex_replace(regex_replace(regex_replace(regex_replace(regex_replace(regex_replace(regex_replace(regex_replace(regex_replace(regex_replace(regex_replace(regex_replace(regex_replace(regex_replace(regex_replace(regex_replace(regex_replace(regex_replace(regex_replace(regex_replace(regex_replace(regex_replace(regex_replace(regex_replace(regex_replace(regex_replace([field1],'street',''),'ave',''),'avenue',''),'lane',''),'ln',''),'loop',''),'hwy',''),'circle',''),'cir',''),'plaza',''),'pl',''),'terrace',''),'blvd',''),'boulevard',''),'pkwy',''),'drive',''),'dr',''),'way',''),'road',''),'court',''),'parkway',''),'run',''),'st',''),'ct',''),'rd',''),'street',''))
John,
It can very well replace my regex with some modifications. I wonder if there is a shortcut make text input file (Drive, Dr,Ave) case insensetive, other than typing in manually
Thanks bunch
If you follow all input tools with MultiField formulas, and set them to target all Character fields, and replace these fields with UpperCase (or LowerCase - whichever you prefer).... then you should be able to ignore case thereafter in your workflow.
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