Hello,
I am using the formula below in a formula tool, but in instances where there are double digits after the last dash, it only removes one. (if I put 2 it will remove the "-" when a single digit). Have tried several different ways without success. Tried a RegEx, but I'm not the most versed with them and didn't get it quite right either.
TrimRight([Name],Right([Name], 1))
Current | Desired | |
Name | Name | |
Fund-Number-9 | Fund-Number- | |
Fund-Name-9 | Fund-Name- | |
Fund-Type-9 | Fund-Type- | |
Fund-Transaction-Amount-9 | Fund-Transaction-Amount- | |
Fund-Units-Sold/Purchased-9 | Fund-Units-Sold/Purchased- | |
Fund-Ending-Units-9 | Fund-Ending-Units- | |
Fund-Unit Val-9 | Fund-Unit Val- | |
Fund-Ending-Value-9 | Fund-Ending-Value- | |
Fund-Number-10 | Fund-Number- | |
Fund-Name-10 | Fund-Name- | |
Fund-Type-10 | Fund-Type- | |
Fund-Transaction-Amount-10 | Fund-Transaction-Amount- | |
Fund-Units-Sold/Purchased-10 | Fund-Units-Sold/Purchased- |
Thank you,
Kim
Solved! Go to Solution.
Try this in a Formula tool
REGEX_Replace([Name], "(.*-).*", "$1")
@ChrisTX - works like a charm...thanks so much for the quick solution!