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543@456/456/334
I`m trying to skip the first delimiter and take out the first 6 numbers?
so I get 543456, is there a way to do this in one go?
my thinking is I might just have to first to extract everything before the @ into a new column.
Then run the operation again to extract everything before the / forward slash, to take those next 3 figures into a new column.
Then merge those 2 new columns.
Is this an M code situation?
Solved! Go to Solution.
Another alternative where Data is column name
Text.Start(Text.Select([Data],{"0".."9"}),6)
Text.Start(Text.Remove(your_text, "@"), 6)
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