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I have a a column of data that has 4 seperate hyphens in the text.
EX. abc-123-abc-123-BEGIN NEEDED DATA AND THIS DATA ALSO HAS HYPHENS I WANT TO KEEP. How can I remove all the data that preceeds the 4th and final hyphen and keep the needed data. The # of characters in the preceeding data varies, so the 4th hyphen ( from the left) is the only consistent measure I have. -- Thanks, Ty |
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