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It seemed straightforward at first, even if using the Download tool.
But then the rabbit hole appeared and I jumped in. This text contained more than just a Sherlock Holmes story.
Aha!! So now I need to figure out which words belong to each book
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Regex_Match FTW in a filter, to find the Start and End lines for each book. A formula tool with a smidge of Regex Replace pulls out the book title, and Start or End. Crosstab so the start and end are next to each other for each book. Append this all onto the original list, and tag with the book title when the Record ID fits between the start and end lines for each book. Filter where the book is empty.
Then the process of tokenizing per word, summarizing, calculating percentage, as above works. Just add a filter onto the end to separate the books out.
Regex_Match FTW in a filter, to find the Start and End lines for each book. A formula tool with a smidge of Regex Replace pulls out the book title, and Start or End. Crosstab so the start and end are next to each other for each book. Append this all onto the original list, and tag with the book title when the Record ID fits between the start and end lines for each book. Filter where the book is empty.
Then the process of tokenizing per word, summarizing, calculating percentage, as above works. Just add a filter onto the end to separate the books out.
So much fun to play with this one!!!
My first solution returned different results, so I started to exclude lines (all lines before "*** START"), but the results were still different. So I carried on exluding/including parts of the text and making the workflow more complicated ... and ended up with a simple solution matchig the expected output.
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Impressive, how easy it can be using RegEx ... I need to improve on that
Impressive, how easy it can be using RegEx ... I need to improve on that
