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Hello,
I'm working with a school database I created from importing and merging other peoples files and data. It provides a list of all schools in a region and the grades they offer. The grades offered column is text and contains string variables with different lengths, for example, row 1 = K-12 row 2 = k-6,10-12 row 3 = 1-3, 6-9 row 4 = k-3 I want to create a new column grouping the grades so I can group them into primary, elementary and so on. So, the new column would look like Row 1 K-12 Row 2 K-12 Row 3 1-9 Row 4 k-3 Basically I want to select the first and last character in the string. How can I do this if the length of strings vary from row to row? Thanks for any and all help. I'm completely stuck. |
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