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NeilSchneider
5 years agoQrew Cadet
Jonathan,
I probably misunderstood the question. The formula field would return the actual value if the value is found in the string. The example returns "V23-4072", did you need the index of the value?
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Neil Schneider
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I probably misunderstood the question. The formula field would return the actual value if the value is found in the string. The example returns "V23-4072", did you need the index of the value?
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Neil Schneider
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JonathanHeuer
5 years agoQrew Cadet
Neil I'm sure I didn't clearly explain. Once I search for "V23" and obtain it's position, I'll ultimately want to get the value after the hyphen, "4072". But if I can find "V23" in the larger string, I'm fairly confident that I can extract the part after the hyphen.
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Jonathan Heuer
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Jonathan Heuer
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- MarkShnier__You5 years ago
Qrew Legend
..Jonathan, was there a problem with using my solution an an approach?
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------------------------------- JonathanHeuer5 years agoQrew CadetI haven't implemented it yet, but I think it would work fine. I was just hoping to find a solution which didn't limit the size of the array. Right now there are <10, but it could grow by quite a bit.
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Jonathan Heuer
------------------------------- MarkShnier__You5 years ago
Qrew Legend
Right, I think that you will find that using the formula language in the formula field boxes, you will not be able to generate an array.
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