Parsing addresses from US and foreign countries into new columns
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Hello All! 😃
I need some help with my workflow. I am trying to parse these addresses into different columns as uniform and clean as possible. I do have many different countries in my data. I was thinking maybe a Regex Tool with a certain formula but cannot seem to figure it out. This the certain column from a worksheet that I am working on.
Here is an example of what my data looks like below:
First row is the company name
Second is the street name
Third row is the city/province and zip code
Fourth row is the country
Billing Address |
Laundromat
8576 Viviane Squares Suite 460
New Town Alaska 91221
United States |
Grocery Store
PO Box 1234
Land Hawaii 27145-1111
United States
|
Business Corporation
29598 Gabe Mall
Suite 921
Upton New York 92821
United States |
Market Store
United States |
ABC Industry
18 Marshall Ave, Suite 300
Collegeville PA 19426
United States |
123 Store
1560 Yonge St #107
Ontario QC M4V 3C6
Canada |
Toy Mart
Room 16z, Li Xiang 0769c2dong Bran Yuan 602hao Fang
Floris - Wiig District,
Dongguan, Wong Province 123456
China |
This is the result that I am trying to achieve
Billing Name | Billing Address | Suite Number | Billing City / District | Billing State / Province | Billing Country | Billing Zip |
Laundromat | 8576 Viviane Squares | Suite 460 | New Town | AK | United States | 91221 |
Grocery Store | PO Box 1234 | Land | HI | United States | 27145-1111 | |
Business Corporation | 29598 Gabe Mall | Upton | NY | United States | 92821 | |
Market Store | United States | |||||
ABC Industry | 18 Marshall Ave | Suite 300 | Collegeville | PA | United States | 19426 |
123 Store | 1560 Yonge | St #107 | Ontario | QC | Canada | M4V 3C6 |
Toy Mart | Li Xiang 0769c2dong Bran Yuan 602hao Fang | Room 16z | Dongguan | Wong Province | China | 123456 |
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Hi @nberumen
Here is part of it, to make it look exact like your expected output, you need to apply some regex on some columns and rename the columns.
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Thank you Felipe! This helps out a ton and makes it easier for me to get to the outcome I need. I appreciate the help!
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