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fthomas
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I'm trying to use a regular expression in the lastposition and substring functions to separate a word into two values based on where the A-Z ends and the numbers begin:
CAPMO0330201400 needs to be CAPMO & 0330201400
I thought the first substring would work like this:
${Substring(nonrenewcsvrow[1],1,LastPositionOf(nonrenewcsvrow[1],'[A-Z]'))}
but I am getting -1 for LastPositionOf, so are regular expressions not allowed or do I have the syntax wrong?
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Support_Rick
Support Specialist
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The -1 is saying that the value '[A-Z]' isn't found to determine a lastPositionOf.
The function doesn't allow regex to be utilized this way.
Sorry...
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fthomas
- Posts: 8
- Joined: Fri Feb 24, 2017 9:40 am
ok, well then that's a feature request! And/or is there a way in a ModifyRowset to split a column in to two columns separating the alpha from the numeric? If not, I can do this in the SQL.
