I have the below text in one column.
Adobe,7/24/20209432*0.7*99[7]
Microsoft,7/11/20209988*0.1*99[7]
Would like to have:
Adobe, 2009-07-24, 432, 0.7, 99, 7
To derive the solution, please use Regex.
Then use the date time tool to convert the date to the desired format.
Then using formula tool, combine with , separator.
Many thanks
Shanker V
Please find the expected result.
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Shanker V
Step 1: Input
step 2: Regex
(.+\,)(.{9})(.+)
Step 3: Formula
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Step 4:
Step 5:
Step 6:
[RegExOut1]+[Date]+","+[RegExOut31]+","+[RegExOut32]+","++[RegExOut33]+","+Left([RegExOut34],1)
[RegExOut1]+[Date]+","+[RegExOut31]+","+[RegExOut32]+","++[RegExOut33]+","+Left([RegExOut34],1)
Step 7: select tool
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Many thanks
Shanker V
@mikael_hyensjo , If you are looking for the below output then you can use this workflow. Not sure if this was what you needed. Do let me know if it was helpful You can use it to add single delimiter in your data instead of numerous as you have in your input.