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I'm trying to split some address data based on the suburb being in UPPERCASE.
Here's some sample data: Level 21, 80 Collins Street, MELBOURNE Level 2, East Wing, 2 Treasury Place, EAST MELBOURNE 57- 83 Kavanagh Street, SOUTHBANK In the first column I'd just like the address (eg: Level 21, 80 Collins St) and in the second column I'd the the suburb (eg: MELBOURNE). The data is varying lengths with varying numbers of spaces and commas. The one constant is that the suburb is always last and always in UPPERCASE. Help please Ben |
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