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Hi @Pranab_C
It depends on the format rule of your data.
If you just want to remove the last word, this might work.
REGEX_Replace([Field1], "\s\w+$", "")
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I have a string which is like this "T AMERICAN COMMERCIAL SERVICES LLC 249691 48033 9932 4204" from this string I want the name to go to one column and rest of the numbers to go to different columns, in my case I could have data in 7 or 8 columns and would like the spaces to say where they are. Do not want the data to spill over or get dropped including the blank spaces. I need the spaces because the data belongs to that specific column and cannot. I am currently using this Regex formula with Parse to 7 columns "^(.*?)\s{2,}([\d,]*)\s*([\d,]*)\s*([\d,]*)\s*([\d,]*)\s*([\d,]*)\s*([\d,]*)$"
