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What formula would I use (preferably using a morefunc REGEX.MID function) to
extract the last series of words/acronyms from a text string? The key to identifiying where that last set of words begins, is that they will always follow either an "N" or a number that may or may not have a decimal. See the examples below: 2/26/2007 PA 23061N-BE CUMBERLAND CNTY PA 1000000 5.25 11/1/2008 AMBAC 102.575 3.64 3.59 5 P Aaa AAA N DICKINSON COLLEGE ....here I am trying to extract "DICKINSON COLLEGE" 2/26/2007 NC 230584-CS CUMBERLAND CNTY N C1MM+ 5.25 10/1/2009 104.603 3.74 3.59 15 P 10/1/2009 A3 A- Y 10/1/2009 101.1 CUMBERLAND CNTY HO ....here I am trying to extract "CUMBERLAND CNTY HO" -- iperlovsky |
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