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Splitting column by delimiter without retrieving blank columns
- 4 years ago
Are you sure that none of the cells has multiple instances of "CAUTION:" in it? If just one has multiple instances, then you'll get more columns than you're expecting.
I'd recommend splitting it into rows instead of columns to track down where the multiple "CAUTION:" values are coming from. So, instead of
Splitting into this:
You split it like this:
After this step, you can group on the DateTimeReceived to see which ones are responsible for the duplicate values.
It'll be the one(s) with a count higher than most of the rest.
Are you sure that none of the cells has multiple instances of "CAUTION:" in it? If just one has multiple instances, then you'll get more columns than you're expecting.
I'd recommend splitting it into rows instead of columns to track down where the multiple "CAUTION:" values are coming from. So, instead of
Splitting into this:
You split it like this:
After this step, you can group on the DateTimeReceived to see which ones are responsible for the duplicate values.
It'll be the one(s) with a count higher than most of the rest.