Hello Makers, I’m trying to extract a (single) phone number from a simple string using replace, but can’t wrap my heard around the required regex value to remove all white space and letter characters from the string. Thanks!
replace(1.string;/(?:a|[^a])*?(?:^|\s|\()(\d{3})[^\d]{1,2}(\d{3})[^\d](\d{4})(\s|$)(?:a|[^a])*/;$1-$2-$3)
Will extract number a “123-123-1234” phone number from the string. It is very flexible, will let most anything match and does no validation.
If that is not what you want, please give more details.
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Thanks for your help @JimTheMondayMan
- Sample string: " Re: +112345678 First Last"
- Desired result: +112345678 or 112345678
I’m trying to strip the string of everything but the digits (and optionally the plus).
That’s much easier.
replace(1.string;/(?:.*?((?:1\d{8})|(?:\d{8}))(?:\s|$).*)|.*/;$)
Will extract the first 8 contiguous digits or first 9 if the first digit is a 1. Will return nothing if digits are not found. Assumes single line value (no newline characters).
If you want a different number of digits, change the {8}s to the desired number.
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Hey Jim,
I’m a total newb with regex and trying to use your formula but my desired output is not happening. My goal is to remove a +1 from a phone number.
Example: +14586568888 to 4586568888
I thought your code would work but the output I get is $ symbol.
Here is my formula. The incoming number is from a Twilio watch module
replace(4. From;/(?:.?((?:1\d{8})|(?:\d{8}))(?:\s|$).)|.*/;$)
Any ideas or a better way to do this?
I tried this but just returns the number intact with no changes
replace(4. From;‘(\+1)’;‘’)
First, welcome to Make!
Second, it’s better to post a something like this as a separate, new topic, since this is not directly related to the original post.
But you’re young… to simply remove all occurrences of “+1” from a list of digits (at least 1) proceeded by a white space character (or at the beginning) in a string:
{{replace(4.From; "/(?<=\s|^)\+1(?=\d+)/g"; emptystring)}}
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Thanks Jim, Sorry for the #newfail
It worked perfectly. You are the man!! I will for sure do proper etiquette next time. Thanks for the help.
You’re welcome. No worries.
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