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Hi,
I want to split values in a colum.
If the string starts with a letter of letters, I want to remove them.
But I only want to remove the letters on the left side of the string.
For example:
AM171081108RP must become 171081105RP
AMS28105832RCP must become by 28105832RCP
If the new values are placed in a new column, this is oke for me.
I have no idea how to do this, so your suggestions are highly appreciated!
John
Solved! Go to Solution.
You should be able to use the split column function in the query editor:
If you happen to have values that goes non-digit to digit multiple times you will need to piece those columns back together, like this:
Br,
Johannes
You should be able to use the split column function in the query editor:
If you happen to have values that goes non-digit to digit multiple times you will need to piece those columns back together, like this:
Br,
Johannes
Hi Johannes,
This works for me, thanks!
John
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