Hi all
I get my data from an e-mail. The data are in the email body. I can read the data by using the "text to column" tool. The output you see in the attachment.
In the field "Text Body 19" are the names of the values which are in "Text Body 20".
Unfortunately the structure of thedata in "Text Body 19" and "Text Body 20" are not the same in every new dateset I get.
In this example, the 1st row has no data for "Blocked: e-mail FIrewall"
How can I match the name in the first field to the data in the 2nd field and add the right data to the field with the right name in the output?
Many thanks for your help
Steffen
Solved! Go to Solution.
The trick I used here was to use rows instead of columns to match all the Name::Value pairs. First I identified the fields by replacing any sequence of two or more space characters with a new delimiter with the following RegEx
formula: REGEX_Replace([TextBody19],"\s{2,}","|")
After the values were identified, it was just left to transform it back into a usable format. My solution is attached. Let me know if you have any questions.
Same basic concept as @CharlieS, just another approach for how to go about parsing:
Hi Charlie S
Thanks for your solution. It works perfect !!
Steffen
Hi @danrh
your solution looks pretty clean and straight forward.
Unfortunately the "Total" field is missing in the output. I assume it is only a small change in the Regex (but not for me as an Regex newbie).
Kind regards
Steffen
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