How can I get text after delimiter

[jeongkim]

Hi,

I hope to get 'W00' after second '_' which will be 'W35' no matter what text exist before. 

[Kedar_Pande]

@jeongkim 

Split by delimiter.

• In Power Query, select the column (Source Name).
• Use the Split Column option and choose By Delimiter.
• Select underscore _ as the delimiter.
• Split at each occurrence of the delimiter.

After splitting, you'll get multiple columns. The part you need will be in the third column.

[Ritaf1983 · Accepted solution]

Hi @jeongkim 
You can apply these steps to get the desired result :
1. Split the column by most right "_":

2. Add a custom column with "W00" instead of split part:

3. Delete unwanted columns :

Result :

These steps will be repeated every refresh .

The pbix is attached

If this post helps, then please consider Accepting it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly

[jeongkim]

I think you didnt get my request. 

W00 is for variable values not text itself. 

[jeongkim]

Hi,

What I need is just 'W00' text without any before/after text. 

[Ritaf1983]

Then just add the "W00" column :

If this post helps, then please consider Accepting it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly

[jeongkim]

You dont' even read through my query.. I'm not that dumb. 

" 'W00' after second '_' which will be 'W35' no matter what text exist before. "

I gotta raise a new post pls try not to reply to new one..

[Ritaf1983]

@jeongkim 

I apologize, but since no data example or desired result was provided, it’s difficult to fully understand the request—especially since not everyone in the forum is a native English speaker. 
Wishing you success with this post and others. Hopefully, one day we’ll ask clearer questions, with less frustration and more responsibility when things aren’t understood correctly due to our own wording. 🙂

[jeongkim]

Thanks though for your efforts, desired result was mentioned as 'W35'. 

This topic has been resolved from other post but your suggestion might be helpful to someone else so it's been also accepted as solution.