Hi,
I am working on taking over someones workflow but I havent had much practice with name parsing. The change is that the middle name should be in its own column not with the first name column anymore. The formula is listed below. I am trying to research this but its last minute urgent item so any help wpuld be appreciated and maybe help solve this faster,
thanks
if [ID CODES] != 'FTH'
then
Left([PAYEE NAME],FindString([PAYEE NAME], [OWNER-LAST-NAME])-1)
else null()
endif
I think after this formula is what is seperating this .
@Hi2023 Can you provide some sample names?
AARON J SMITH
A MALIK
AARON JAY SMITH
AARON JAYA HATH SMITH
AARON SMITH
A G SMITH
@Hi2023 One way of doing this
I dont know why but it is not working on each one-it is working on some but not all ????
the names like :
AARON J SMITH
A W SMITH
A SMITH
the initial is gone / blank
I think I just saw the problem -what if I cam just trying to fix it after the formula where it is outputting the first name with middle intial and the last name has already been moved,
like the output are :
AARON J
A W
AARON BI
AARON JAY
in the first name column only I dont have to worry bout the last name part at this moment
thanks
@Hi2023 What are the expected output for the below names
middle initial seperated from first name, but if its more than 10 characters(middle name), then to move over to last name
Input
A J Smith
output
first name A middle name J last name Smith
A LOGNMIDDLE NAME SMITH
first name
A
Middle
blank
last name
LONGMIDDLENAME
@Hi2023 how would you split the name AARON JAYA HATH SMITH?
hmmm I just checked and I dont have an example like that but its more than 10 characters move all to last name and middle would be blank