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I am new to regular expressions and trying to understand a little
better. I have a formula that Ron Rosenfeld wrote The first one will Parse the middle initial followed by a dot (A.) and the second one will parse the middle initial the (A) .How do I get one formula to parse a middle initial if it has a . or not? Thanks in advance PJ Jim A. Jones Jim A Jones =REGEX.MID(TRIM(A2),"(?<=\s)(\w.+\s)+") =REGEX.MID(TRIM(A3),"(?<=\s)(\w+\s)+") |
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