Parse column

[BautistaC888]

Hello,
I need to parse to a column, every time a product code appear.
The product codes have this format:
SKU 0726709 ("SKU" + 7 numbers).
Here is an example.
Thank you

[BautistaC888]

Hello,
I need to parse to a column, every time a product code appear.
The product codes have this format:
SKU 0726709 ("SKU" + 7 numbers).
Here is an example.
Thank you

[marcusblackhill]

hEY @BautistaC888 !

Use a formula tool with this formula below:

IIF(REGEX_Match(REGEX_Replace([Product], ".*(SKU\s*\d+).*", "$1"), "SKU\s*\d+")=-1,REGEX_Replace([Product], ".*(SKU\s*\d+).*", "$1"),Null())

Hope that helps!

[apathetichell · Accepted solution]

regex parse mode - (SKU\s\d{7}) matches your  desired output.

[apathetichell]

Hi @marcusblackhill  - FYI - Regex_Match can return boolean values (despite what you may have heard on an otherwise wonderful Alteryx Academy video on regex) so:

IIF(REGEX_Match([Product], ".*SKU\s*\d{7}.*"),REGEX_Replace([Product], ".*(SKU\s*\d{7}).*", "$1"),Null())

is the same as yours... no reason for the unwieldy "=-1" part...

[marcusblackhill]

Thanks @apathetichell !

Actually It's just the custom to work with returns to see better the definition hehehe But yeah, don't really need that part because is boolean already.

[HomesickSurfer · Accepted solution]

hi @BautistaC888 

If unfamiliar with Regex or if challenging, a tool-based (though less-efficient) approach also works..