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I am hoping that this makes sense and that somebody might be able to point me in the right direction.
I have a dataset from SQL where it had a column containing text with a , seperator.
e.g. Column1 containing "US - Utah, T - KYC Analyst, A - Compliance" on one row and say "T - KYC Analyst, A - Compliance, US - Utah" on another (so no order of how they were entered)
I have seperated the columns by the column delimiter and now how around 15 columns containing each different text set.
I would like to create a column for each begins with so that they are in a proper order as currently they could be each in there own column for filtering etc.
So I would like it to have results in new columns for each entry returned.
Column 1 containing all that start "US -"
Column 2 containing all that start "A -"
Column 3 containing all that start "T -"
Have searched and cannot find out how I can achieve this across multiple columns containing the data.
Solved! Go to Solution.
I created two variants for you, be careful, you need to check the right words
Column 2 containing all that start "A -"
Column 3 containing all that start "T -"
you can have spaces here, so I don't advise you to check the letters
I created two variants for you, be careful, you need to check the right words
Thank you so much, that solved the issue for me. Much appreciated 😀
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Exactly that, are you able to show me the full query that you used?
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