Hi, I'm having a similar problem, I am am trying to write an expression that will extract, from the email body, the date given after 'Start Date' (in this example, 28th December) and add that date it to the 'Start Time' Field in 'Create event (V2)', and do the same for End Date. An email address can have as many '@' as you want, and the last one isn't necessarily the one before the domain:(for example, this is a valid email address: [email protected](i'm a comment (with an @)) You'd have to be pretty mean to make that your email address though. So first, parse out any comments at the end.
Recently I came across a quick need where I needed to retrieve domain of the email address. The email address is in the database table. I quickly wrote following script which will extract the domain and will also count how many email addresses are there with the same domain address.SELECT RIGHT ( Email, LEN ( Email ) - CHARINDEX ( '@', email )) Domain,COUNT ( Email ) EmailCountFROM dbo.emailWHERE LEN ( Email ) 0GROUP BY RIGHT ( Email, LEN ( Email ) - CHARINDEX ( '@', email ))ORDER BY EmailCount DESCAbove script will select the domain after @ character. Please note, if there is more than one @ character in the email, this script will not work as that email address is already invalid.Do you have any similar script which can do the same thing efficiently?
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Here I introduce you a long formula to extract only the email addresses from the text in Excel. Please do as follows:1. In the adjacent cell B1, enter this formula =TRIM(RIGHT(SUBSTITUTE(LEFT(A1,FIND (' ',A1&' ',FIND('@',A1))-1),' ', REPT(' ',LEN(A1))),LEN(A1))).2. Then press Enter key, then select the cell B1, and drag the fill handle to the range that you want to contain this formula. And the email addresses in the range have been extracted from the text string.
See screenshot:Notes:1. The punctuation after the email address also will be extracted.2.
If the cells don’t contain the email addresses, the formula will display error values.3. If there are more than one email address in a cell, the formula will only extract the first address.Extract email address from text string with User Defined FunctionExcept the above formula, a User Defined Function also can help you get the email address from the text string.1. Hold down the ALT + F11 keys, and it opens the Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications window.2.
Click Insert Module, and paste the following macro in the Module window. Kutools for Excel - The Best Office Productivity Tool Increase Your Productivity by80%. Reuse: Quickly insert complex formulas, charts and anything that you have used before; Encrypt Cells with password; Create Mailing List and send emails. Super Formula Bar (easily edit multiple lines of text and formula); Reading Layout (easily read and edit large numbers of cells); Paste to Filtered Range. Merge Cells/Rows/Columns without losing Data; Split Cells Content; Combine Duplicate Rows/Columns. Thanks to the author of the original script; I went ahead and added a '; ' separator in between multiple e-mail addresses. Hello all, I also was looking for a way to separate out the e-mail addresses, so I could put it into Outlook.
I've added a '; ' separator between the e-mail addresses so they don't run on together. Let me know what you think. Thanks to the author of the original for getting this together!