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I have a process, where I have to validate that a column contains 9 characters. Normally, the value has 8 numbers and 1 letter. The letter can be at the beginning or at the end of the value. If the value does not have 9 characters I have to add a "0" at the beginning of the value, however, when the letter is at the beginning I need to add the 0 after the letter. for instances: A1234567 then I need the new value as A01234567.
I have tried with the formula IF StartsWith([Tax Number 1], "A") AND Length([Tax Number 1])=!9 THEN Replace([Tax Number 1], "A", "A0") ELSE [Tax Number 1] ENDIF and it works fine but, just for one option.
I mean, if I enter the formula as follow, I get a value of "0" instead of the value needed.
IF StartsWith([Tax Number 1], "A") OR StartsWith([Tax Number 1], "B") OR StartsWith([Tax Number 1], "C") OR StartsWith([Tax Number 1], "D") OR StartsWith([Tax Number 1], "E") and Length([Tax Number 1])!=9 THEN Replace([Tax Number 1], "A", "A0") OR Replace([Tax Number 1], "B", "B0") OR Replace([Tax Number 1], "C", "C0") OR Replace([Tax Number 1], "D", "D0") OR Replace([Tax Number 1], "E", "E0") ELSE [Tax Number 1] ENDIF
Could someone help me with this inconvenience? How can create a formula that recognizes the letters from A to Z and if it is less than 9 characters can add a 0 after the letter?
Thanks in advance!
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Hi Gloasiga,
This will only fill pad out one missing 0 (and won't pad 2 or more zeros unlike @MarqueeCrew's superior solution). But here's how you can do it in one expression,
REGEX_Replace([Field1], '\b(\D?)(\d{7})(\D?)\b', '\10\2\3')
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Hello @marqueecrew,
It works excellent.
Thank you so much, really appreciated!
Cheers,
Glo