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MichaelBarrow
9 years agoQrew Cadet
Very clever, Dan! Thanks for the ideas and inspiration.
- JessicaAdkins7 years agoQrew CadetWhat if the data is in the multi-line text with only a comma and no space?
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 Jessica Adkins
 ------------------------------- MarkShnier__You7 years agoQrew Legend You would have to post a representative set of data and what you are trying to parse out.
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 ------------------------------- AdamKrzyzanek6 years agoQrew CaptainI know it is quite old post (I found also 2 from 2017 and 2015) but I believe I found quite Elegant way to overcome QuickBase "limitation" in terms of finding text string vs "text value containing all the possible delimiter characters"
 What I did was using SearchAndReplace formula to Look for specific text and replace it with special character which I do not expect normaly in text (% or #)
 In this case:
 Name: Juliet Smith
 Email: xyzzy@yahoo.com
 Phone: 3224405555
 Length(Left(SearchAndReplace([TextAbove],"Email: ",#"),"#")) Than it gives where # mark is available and using MID and other SearchAndReplace formula you can find where MID should Start and End. 
 I had Quite Long thinking but works.
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 Adam Krzyzanek
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