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How do I exclude first two capital letters of a word using regex on Google spreadsheet?
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I have few words in a column on Google spreadsheet.
E.g. TTTyyy, AAAbbb, JJJkkk etc
I want to extract the word by excluding the first two capital letters.
Desired output is
Tyyy from TTTyyy, Abbb from AAAbbb, Jkkk from JJJkkk etc
regex
asked Mar 22 at 22:13
Joemon T HenryJoemon T Henry
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I have few words in a column on Google spreadsheet.
E.g. TTTyyy, AAAbbb, JJJkkk etc
I want to extract the word by excluding the first two capital letters.
Desired output is
Tyyy from TTTyyy, Abbb from AAAbbb, Jkkk from JJJkkk etc
regex
asked Mar 22 at 22:13
Joemon T HenryJoemon T Henry
1
Please post code snippets of what you have tried.
– Mocha
Mar 22 at 22:16
Are the first two letters always capital letters or do you have to check for that?
– ArSeN
Mar 22 at 22:18
Mocha - I've not tried anything. New to regex.
– Joemon T Henry
Mar 22 at 22:23
ArSen - Good question. I have few of them without first two capital letters, it is either three capital letters or one capital letter. In case of one capital letter the output should be the same word. E.g For Tyyy output should be same word, Tyyy
– Joemon T Henry
Mar 22 at 22:23
add a comment |
I have few words in a column on Google spreadsheet.
E.g. TTTyyy, AAAbbb, JJJkkk etc
I want to extract the word by excluding the first two capital letters.
Desired output is
Tyyy from TTTyyy, Abbb from AAAbbb, Jkkk from JJJkkk etc
regex
asked Mar 22 at 22:13
Joemon T HenryJoemon T Henry
1
I have few words in a column on Google spreadsheet.
E.g. TTTyyy, AAAbbb, JJJkkk etc
I want to extract the word by excluding the first two capital letters.
Desired output is
Tyyy from TTTyyy, Abbb from AAAbbb, Jkkk from JJJkkk etc
regex
regex
asked Mar 22 at 22:13
Joemon T HenryJoemon T Henry
1
asked Mar 22 at 22:13
Joemon T HenryJoemon T Henry
1
asked Mar 22 at 22:13
Joemon T HenryJoemon T Henry
1
asked Mar 22 at 22:13
Joemon T HenryJoemon T Henry
1
asked Mar 22 at 22:13
Joemon T HenryJoemon T Henry
1
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Please post code snippets of what you have tried.
– Mocha
Mar 22 at 22:16
Are the first two letters always capital letters or do you have to check for that?
– ArSeN
Mar 22 at 22:18
Mocha - I've not tried anything. New to regex.
– Joemon T Henry
Mar 22 at 22:23
ArSen - Good question. I have few of them without first two capital letters, it is either three capital letters or one capital letter. In case of one capital letter the output should be the same word. E.g For Tyyy output should be same word, Tyyy
– Joemon T Henry
Mar 22 at 22:23
add a comment |
Please post code snippets of what you have tried.
– Mocha
Mar 22 at 22:16
Are the first two letters always capital letters or do you have to check for that?
– ArSeN
Mar 22 at 22:18
Mocha - I've not tried anything. New to regex.
– Joemon T Henry
Mar 22 at 22:23
ArSen - Good question. I have few of them without first two capital letters, it is either three capital letters or one capital letter. In case of one capital letter the output should be the same word. E.g For Tyyy output should be same word, Tyyy
– Joemon T Henry
Mar 22 at 22:23
Please post code snippets of what you have tried.
– Mocha
Mar 22 at 22:16
Please post code snippets of what you have tried.
– Mocha
Mar 22 at 22:16
Are the first two letters always capital letters or do you have to check for that?
– ArSeN
Mar 22 at 22:18
Are the first two letters always capital letters or do you have to check for that?
– ArSeN
Mar 22 at 22:18
Mocha - I've not tried anything. New to regex.
– Joemon T Henry
Mar 22 at 22:23
Mocha - I've not tried anything. New to regex.
– Joemon T Henry
Mar 22 at 22:23
ArSen - Good question. I have few of them without first two capital letters, it is either three capital letters or one capital letter. In case of one capital letter the output should be the same word. E.g For Tyyy output should be same word, Tyyy
– Joemon T Henry
Mar 22 at 22:23
ArSen - Good question. I have few of them without first two capital letters, it is either three capital letters or one capital letter. In case of one capital letter the output should be the same word. E.g For Tyyy output should be same word, Tyyy
– Joemon T Henry
Mar 22 at 22:23
add a comment |
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Googlesheets uses REGEXETRACT: Google finds REGEXETRACT regex syntax
Cell C2
="TTTyyy":
A cell like B2
=REGEXEXTRACT(C2,"[A-Z]1[a-z]+")
You can look up the regex in the reference:[A-Z] captures caps and 1 limits the caps to one; then [a-z] captures lowercase letters "+" one or more.
answered Mar 22 at 22:59
hdunnhdunn
612
hdunn - Thank you. Got the desired output.
– Joemon T Henry
Mar 22 at 23:08
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Googlesheets uses REGEXETRACT: Google finds REGEXETRACT regex syntax
Cell C2
="TTTyyy":
A cell like B2
=REGEXEXTRACT(C2,"[A-Z]1[a-z]+")
You can look up the regex in the reference:[A-Z] captures caps and 1 limits the caps to one; then [a-z] captures lowercase letters "+" one or more.
answered Mar 22 at 22:59
hdunnhdunn
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hdunn - Thank you. Got the desired output.
– Joemon T Henry
Mar 22 at 23:08
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Googlesheets uses REGEXETRACT: Google finds REGEXETRACT regex syntax
Cell C2
="TTTyyy":
A cell like B2
=REGEXEXTRACT(C2,"[A-Z]1[a-z]+")
You can look up the regex in the reference:[A-Z] captures caps and 1 limits the caps to one; then [a-z] captures lowercase letters "+" one or more.
answered Mar 22 at 22:59
hdunnhdunn
612
hdunn - Thank you. Got the desired output.
– Joemon T Henry
Mar 22 at 23:08
add a comment |
Googlesheets uses REGEXETRACT: Google finds REGEXETRACT regex syntax
Cell C2
="TTTyyy":
A cell like B2
=REGEXEXTRACT(C2,"[A-Z]1[a-z]+")
You can look up the regex in the reference:[A-Z] captures caps and 1 limits the caps to one; then [a-z] captures lowercase letters "+" one or more.
answered Mar 22 at 22:59
hdunnhdunn
612
Googlesheets uses REGEXETRACT: Google finds REGEXETRACT regex syntax
Cell C2
="TTTyyy":
A cell like B2
=REGEXEXTRACT(C2,"[A-Z]1[a-z]+")
You can look up the regex in the reference:[A-Z] captures caps and 1 limits the caps to one; then [a-z] captures lowercase letters "+" one or more.
answered Mar 22 at 22:59
hdunnhdunn
612
answered Mar 22 at 22:59
hdunnhdunn
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hdunn - Thank you. Got the desired output.
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hdunn - Thank you. Got the desired output.
– Joemon T Henry
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hdunn - Thank you. Got the desired output.
– Joemon T Henry
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hdunn - Thank you. Got the desired output.
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– Mocha
Mar 22 at 22:16
Are the first two letters always capital letters or do you have to check for that?
– ArSeN
Mar 22 at 22:18
Mocha - I've not tried anything. New to regex.
– Joemon T Henry
Mar 22 at 22:23
ArSen - Good question. I have few of them without first two capital letters, it is either three capital letters or one capital letter. In case of one capital letter the output should be the same word. E.g For Tyyy output should be same word, Tyyy
– Joemon T Henry
Mar 22 at 22:23